When the Leaves Turn, the Clock Ticks
It’s not easy, but writers and creatives can transition from the freedom of summer to fall deadlines with intention, avoiding hustle culture while embracing mindful, sustainable productivity.
It’s not easy, but writers and creatives can transition from the freedom of summer to fall deadlines with intention, avoiding hustle culture while embracing mindful, sustainable productivity.
The end of the summer brings all sorts of bittersweet feelings. So now is the perfect time to read novels that evoke emotions of bittersweet summer romance and love.
There is still time for summer picnics, so I’ve been making one of my favorite side dishes, Herbed Orzo Salad. I hope you enjoy this next addition to the Kingsmill Courtships Rehearsal Dinner Menu series.
Let’s prepare for and stay safe during tornadoes with this summer survival guide. I’ve included trusted government resources, safety tips, and practical advice to protect your home, health, and loved ones from these sudden and often deadly storms.
I can’t believe that August is half over. While I hate the heat, I’m sorry to see it leave so quickly. So, to celebrate the last few weeks of summer reading, here is another round of free romance novels and novellas as well as a fun bookish event.
These final days of summer are the perfect time for writers, artists, and creatives to step back and recharge. There is power in rest, in the beauty of in-between seasons, and how quiet moments can reignite inspiration before the busy fall rush.
This week begins the highlight of the Perseid Meteor shower and the spectacular cosmic display often called the Tears of St. Lawrence.
Photo courtesy of © José Luiz Bernardes Ribeiro
It’s watermelon season so that means I’m making my favorite watermelon salad for the weekend. I hope you enjoy this next addition to the Kingsmill Courtships Rehearsal Dinner Menu series.
I’m so excited to announce that my romance novella, A Room with a Groom, is the August pick for the Isn’t it Romantic Book Club on YouTube and Facebook.
Why does romantic suspense feel so much hotter in the summer? Maybe it’s the sweltering heat, the stormy skies, or the danger that simmers just beneath the surface. There’s also a shameless plug for my own Southern-set series that might just leave you breathless…
Think it’s too late to start a garden? It’s not! So let’s plant a thriving midsummer garden that beats the heat and grows strong into fall. Perfect for late-season veggies, flowers, and pollinators!
I love this recipe for a summer Mint Toner infused with fresh mint leaves and essential oil. It soothes heat-irritated skin and can tighten pores. I hope you love it too!