If autumn belongs to the pumpkins and apples, then winter most certainly belongs to the evergreens. There’s something almost otherworldly about the way pine, cedar, and fir stay lush and green while everything else curls inward and goes to sleep. They quietly hold their color through the darkest months, whispering, “Life is still here. Keep going.” Today, let’s wander into the winter woods together and chat about the folklore, simple uses, and easy crafts you can make with th

There’s a special kind of pressure that sneaks in with the twinkle lights.It smells like cinnamon and pine, looks like sparkling invitations and overstuffed calendars, and whispers, “Say yes. To everything. To everyone.” Holiday magic is real—but so is holiday burnout. Between events, expectations, traditions, travel, and “just one more quick favor,” it’s easy to find yourself nodding along while your inner self quietly wilts. This season (and as we move into a fresh new yea

There’s something almost magical about an old recipe card.The splatter of vanilla on the corner. A smudge of butter where someone grabbed it with floury fingers. The swoop of a grandmother’s handwriting, looping across a card that has seen more holidays than we have. These little cards aren’t just about how  to make something. They’re about who  made it, when  they made it, and why  it mattered. Today, let’s talk about how to document and preserve family recipes in a way that