AD – Sponsored | The most precious paper in most houses is also the worst looked after: a handwritten recipe card, kept in the one room designed to destroy it. Here is what we did with ours.
…Creative Projects I Want to Make This Year
Updated on September 28th, 2026
I recently watched Diaries of Creativity’s video on the projects Taylor wants to make this spring. That gave me the idea to share the creative projects I want to make, but instead of limiting myself to just the spring season, these are the projects I want to do this year.
…Screen Time Alternatives Kids Genuinely Enjoy
Updated on November 28th, 2025
Collaborative Post | It is no secret that screens have become a big part of kids’ lives today. From cartoons to games, digital entertainment grabs their attention fast. However, parents know that too much screen time can lead to restless moods and missed opportunities for creativity. Finding fun, hands-on ways to keep kids engaged is not as hard as it sounds. With a few creative ideas, you can turn ordinary moments into exciting, screen-free adventures your child will actually look forward to.
…Baking Across America Cookbook Review + Beignets Recipe
Updated on August 26th, 2026
Baking Yesteryear by B. Dylan Hollis is one of my favorite cookbooks. When he published his second cookbook, Baking Across America, I was delighted to receive it as a birthday gift. In this post, I want to share my review of the cookbook along with the recipe for beignets.
…12 Cozy Hobbies to Try
Updated on August 26th, 2026
If you are looking for a new activity to do during your downtime, then this post is for you, as I will be sharing 12 cozy hobbies I like doing during my free time.
…How to Have a Zero Waste Picnic
Updated on June 4th, 2025
Summer is the time for picnics, however, there can come a lot of waste, including plastic sandwich bags and disposable cutlery from having a picnic. In this post, I wanted to share how you can have an eco-friendly picnic and reduce your plastic use.
…10 Free Family Winter Activities
Updated on November 6th, 2025
AD – Sponsored | With prices on the rise, you may be looking for ways to save money this winter and with kids being off from school during winter break, I wanted to share a list of free fun activities you can do as a family.
…Danish Brunsviger Cake Recipe
Updated on August 26th, 2026
AD – Sponsored | Brunsviger is a popular cake in Denmark that originated from Fyn (the island in between Sjælland and Jylland). The cake is topped with a brown sugar and butter mixture, and it can be eaten alone, but it is also common to make a kagemand (cake man) for children’s birthdays and top it with icing and candy. For this recipe, I will be making the regular brunsviger, but I will include tips on how to make the kagemand at the end.
…Guest Post | Dairy Free Chocolate Chip Cookies
Updated on May 11th, 2026
I have another exciting guest post to share, and today’s post is from the lovely Sarah over at A Spoonful of Vanilla. She will be sharing a deliciously soft, chewy, and totally dairy free chocolate chip cookies recipe!
…10 Creative Lockdown Activities
Updated on March 25th, 2025
AD – Sponsored | Many of us are still in lockdown, and I wanted to share 10 creative activities that you can mostly do from the comfort of your home.
…Christmas Tags (15 Questions, Christmas 2020, and Blogmas 2020)
Updated on March 25th, 2025
Merry Christmas Eve! I hope everyone has a wonderful Christmas, and for today I thought it would be fun to do several festive tags.
…Guest Post | Christmas Eve Traditions
Updated on October 2nd, 2021
Today is an exciting day because I have a guest post from Jordanne at The Life Of A Glasgow Girl to share. We have collaborated to talk about our Christmas Eve traditions, and you can read my Christmas Eve Traditions on her blog! Now onto Jordanne’s Christmas Eve traditions!
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