We all know the old saying, April showers brings May flowers. While May flowers sound exciting, I’m almost never excited for April showers. But no matter how rainy it’ll be this April, I’ve got some tips to help you and your family stay dry. So if you have any outdoor activities planned, read on. Always Read the rest of this entry »
St. Patrick’s Day is coming up and that means it’s time to brush off my ol’ Corned Beef and Cabbage recipe. But before I share my favorite lucky day recipe, it’s time for a tasty history lesson. Did you know eating corned beef and cabbage on St. Patrick’s day didn’t originate in Ireland. In fact, Read the rest of this entry »
2024 is a leap year. That means this February, instead of 28 days, we’ll have 29. So what will you do with your 24 extra hours? This opportunity only comes around once every four years. That’s why you should celebrate in style whenever you get the chance. Here are four fun ways you can spend Read the rest of this entry »
A lot of people don’t realize this, but January is National Soup Month. And it’s easy to see why—the weather is cooler, and everyone is seeking comfort after the busy holidays. But what makes a good soup? Canned soup is fine, but if you’re looking for the best soup, you’ve gotta make it from scratch. Read the rest of this entry »
As winter knocks on our doors and we prepare for holiday road trips, it’s time to give our trusty rides a little extra TLC. Cold weather and slippery roads can be quite the challenge, but with a few simple steps, you’ll be cruising through the season like a pro. Here are my top tips to Read the rest of this entry »
It’s sport-watching season! And there’s nothing I love more than having people over to eat, hang out and catch a game. So whether your family is into baseball, football or anything else, here are my tips for turning any get-together into a ballin’ sport-watching party. Make The Space Comfortable—If you want people to relax at Read the rest of this entry »
It’s Sourdough September, and I’ve been busy in the kitchen trying to perfect my bread recipe. Through my baking, I’ve learned a lot and I figured I’d share some of the tools that have helped me along the way. So, in case you’re also looking to get some baking done this Sourdough September, here are Read the rest of this entry »
With the kiddos going back to school, that means preparing them for the best hour of the school day—lunch hour. But packing the perfect school lunch isn’t easy. That’s why I’ve put together a menu roadmap to make packing a sack lunch easier. Be sure to pack at least one item from every category and Read the rest of this entry »
Summer, the season of backyard barbeques, beach bumming and big blockbuster movies. And one of the best ways to experience these blockbuster movies is at a drive-in movie theater. Now, I love cars, so drive-in movie theaters are my favorite way to catch a flick. That’s why I did a little digging into the history Read the rest of this entry »
AI this, AI that. Everyone is talking about AI being the future, but you know what AI can’t help me do? Get dinner on the table every night. Or can it? The other day I was stressing about weekly grocery shopping and decided to ask ChatGPT to make a list for me and include two Read the rest of this entry »