There was a time when a new year meant I was about to become a brand-new woman. You know the type. Early riser. Green juice drinker. Emotionally regulated. Someone who definitely did not cry in the car over absolutely nothing. That woman has never shown up. Not once. So this year, I’m not asking her …
Continue reading I’m Not Reinventing Myself in 2026. I’m Just Calming Down
There’s no rule that says you have to spend December covered in glitter, juggling 14 casseroles, humming “Jingle Bells” with a joyful heart while your eyelid twitches. Some holiday traditions are big, elaborate, multi-generational operations…but others? They’re small, sweet, simple, and easy enough to start this year without sacrificing your sanity. Here are 10 cozy …
Continue reading 🎄10 Cozy Holiday Traditions to Start This Year
Listen… I’m just going to say it: if my holiday side dishes were on dating apps, the algorithm would absolutely lose its mind. Half of them would be fighting over me like dramatic contestants on a cooking-themed Bachelor, and the other half would ghost me after one bite and a promise of “We should do …
Continue reading 🦃If My Thanksgiving Side Dishes Had Dating Profiles
A Honey Without Flowers Sunday Devotional with a Touch of Sass (and Supper) If we’re being honest — and we are always honest — the Proverbs 31 Woman has intimidated women for centuries. She’s basically the Dolly Parton of the Bible: talented, beloved, multitasking, charming, and somehow doing it all with a smile and great …
Continue reading 🌼 The Proverbs 31 Woman Would’ve Used a Slow Cooker
For most of my life, Thanksgiving meant a house full of people: grandparents, cousins, friends — the smell of cornbread dressing, laughter echoing from the kitchen, and at least one relative asking if we really needed that many side dishes (we did). It was noisy, messy, wonderful chaos. A celebration that sometimes started days before …
Continue reading 🦃 Thanksgiving Traditions I Swore I’d Keep (and the Ones I’ve Had to Let Go)
Today was supposed to be a gratitude reset. You know — one of those calm, inspirational posts where I talk about slowing down, lighting a candle, and counting blessings like a responsible adult with her life together. But then I realized… it’s my mom’s birthday. And honestly, if we’re talking gratitude, she’s Exhibit A. 💛 …
Continue reading 🌼 A Birthday, a Blessing, and a Much-Needed Gratitude Reset
I learned two things in culinary school:1️⃣ Butter fixes almost everything.2️⃣ So does grace. That’s not exactly what they wrote in the textbook, but it’s what stuck. Back then, I was the student who took laminated recipe cards a little too seriously. My uniform was spotless, my measuring cups were organized by size, and heaven …
Some mornings, I wake up and realize I’ve been running on fumes and iced coffee for far too long — the kind of days where gratitude feels like a distant luxury. But lately, God’s been reminding me that daily bread doesn’t always come as miracles or breakthroughs. Sometimes it’s just biscuits. Literal, buttery, melt-in-your-mouth biscuits …
Continue reading 🧈✨ Daily Bread (and Other Things I Forget to Thank God For)
Some people have haunted houses. I have a haunted closet. It creaks when I open it. It groans when I close it. And if you stand quietly long enough, you can hear the faint screams of sweatshirts I bought in 2016 whispering, “We still fit… kinda.” If anyone ever peeked inside, they’d call a priest, …
An ode to dreamers, schemers, and the Honey girls who brainstorm like CEOs but execute like sleepy cats. Let me be very clear:I could start a business tomorrow. I have the color palette, the brand name, the vibe, the mission statement, and the imaginary podcast intro music ready to go. What I don’t have? The …
Continue reading 💡I’m Full of Big Ideas and No Follow-Through (But My Pinterest Boards Are Fire)”
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