Pressing flowers and leaves is a very meaningful and intentional way of connecting with the plant life around you. It offers an extension of your garden into your home that will last for years to come.
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This arrangement is done with permanent botanical flowers, dried materials, and artificial fish. It could be a great addition to a man cave, mantle, or a Northwoods cabin.
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If you’ve never splurged and bought these tasty treats of sugar art, now is the perfect time to add them to your summer list of desserts.
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The Proust Questionnaire is a questionnaire about one’s personality, first popularized by the responses given by the French writer Marcel Proust. Joseph Noble answered these vital questions about life in 2008. I encourage you to do the same…
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The kitchen is a popular place nowadays. Perhaps you are overwhelmed by the idea of cooking or baking? I am here to change your mind and I will ask you first to consider the benefit of cooking for yourself. There are many!
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Lisa Michaux presents Last Seen, a podcast about the legendary art theft at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum. The museum has embraced the role of the theft in its history and has a special section on their website devoted to it. They also encourage anyone with facts that could lead to the recovery of the stolen art to contact them at theft@GardnerMuseum.org.
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Recreate your wedding bouquet in a vase for your anniversary celebration this summer!
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This week Lydie J. Stassart’s book, The Art of Hosting & Decorating provides us with candles, flowers, and table decor tips that will enhance your dining experiences. Lydie reminds us that it’s fun to dress up our tables!
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This red-white-blue floral recipe takes center stage at your dining table, buffet, picnic table, deck or porch.
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