End of the Year Rituals give you permission to set aside time to help you reflect on the past, offer gratitude for the present, and dream about the future. And I don’t know of any better way to both end one year and begin a new one.
It’s finally sweater season and I’ve written a short primer on how to care for your favorite knits, both old and new.
It’s Advent and, after much thought and contemplation, I’ve chosen my advent reading for the season. I can’t wait to reread The Chronicles of Narnia by C.S. Lewis.
The Saturday after Thanksgiving is an important day in our house. It’s the day we head to the mountains to shop and drop off clothes at our favorite thrift shop and then give thanks at a local Revolutionary War-era pub.
Happy Thanksgiving!
A collection of short stories perfect for the Thanksgiving holidays written by some of my favorite authors.
Pardoning turkeys is a fairly new tradition, but there’s an interesting twist to the how they spend the rest of their days.
After a day of celebrating and feasting, here’s a list of family-friendly movies to watch while you eat your second helping of pie.
We all celebrate Thanksgiving, but did you know that we have the children’s poet and essayist Sarah Hale to thank?
May you all have a happy and safe Halloween! And, if you’re not too scared, read The Raven aloud at Midnight.
After a long walk in the autumn woods, there’s nothing better than Beef Stew cooked in apple cider eaten around a campfire.
This is a repost from a few years ago, but it was so much fun to read again! A reader asked me for this so here it is: The Pumpkin Challenge–Can a romance author only eat pumpkin-based foods for an entire day? (The answer is Yes!)
