Happy Thanksgiving
Happy Thanksgiving!
Happy Thanksgiving!
A collection of short stories perfect for the Thanksgiving holidays written by some of my favorite authors.
For centuries people have been infusing white vinegar with rose hips to add flavor and a boost of vitamin C. And here’s an easy recipe.
Kentucky Pie, also known as Chocolate Pecan Pie, is a great addition to a holiday feast. Or just to celebrate any day of the week.
NaNoWriMo will end soon and this is about the time that the dreaded Shiny Object Syndrome kicks in.
The holidays are upon us and it’s time to begin planning for meals, guests, and gifts. This post includes a free printable Holiday Planner that you can adapt for your own needs.
Another Thanksgiving Dinner recipe from The Hungry {Romance} Writer–Fresh Green Beans with Toasted Hazelnut-Lemon Butter is another easy addition to your holiday feast.
I can’t believe it’s week seven in the Prep & Plan series. Today we’re discussing short term storage solutions for our winter and holiday preps as we try to beat the supply chain shortages.
Pardoning turkeys is a fairly new tradition, but there’s an interesting twist to the how they spend the rest of their days.
With the colder weather coming, along with the busy holidays sometimes an herbal warming rub is the only way to soothe your aches and pains.
For a brief time in our history, during the Victorian and Gilded Ages, Thanksgiving was a more formal and elaborate event that often didn’t even include turkey.
NaNoWriMo week 2 is over and it’s time to evaluate how much fun you’re actually having. Because while writing is hard, it should also be fun.