The Importance Of Having Fun

Happiness is a state of mind tied to our emotions. This state of mind is often triggered by our present or past circumstances. Prolonged feelings of unhappiness can lead to poor health, and depression. Conversely, happiness leads to great health and a successful life. I have written about fun before in previous articles. However, today... Continue Reading →

Eat Like The Rich And Shop Like The Poor

High inflation rates in the US and other parts of the world have had major effects on mortgage rates and food prices. I am not kidding when I say that our current grocery bill has doubled from 2020 to 2024. Upon realizing the huge difference in the cost of our monthly grocery bill, the certified... Continue Reading →

If Walls Could Talk?

I must say, the walls are talking in the interior design world. Wall art is the secret weapon for designers, realtors, and home flippers. It is the queen of staging a home or property for sale. How are these walls talking to us? They are talking with colors, textures,  vintage art pieces, geometric shapes ,... Continue Reading →

Favorite Summer Food, Snacks and Drinks

After a long winter, I look forward to the summer heat, the summer fashion, and the summer food and drinks. I am a huge fan of summer snacks! To be clear, all snacks are not bad. Summer is my favorite time of year for snacking. Bedsides, I can usually walk and run off the extra... Continue Reading →

Spring Decor On A Budget

Add colorful throw pillows to any space, living room, den or back patio. Paint an accent wall. Colors like hunter green and powdered blues and sage green are very popular choices this season. If you cannot afford to tile your patio flooring, consider painting the concrete flooring in a neutral color. (Be sure to get advice on the best types of paint used for concrete flooring.) Visit flee markets etc where you can find affordable wall art pieces. Go to yard sales or re-upholster existing furniture.

Hello Spring

The end of March and April are the months I spend a lot of time and money at my local plant stores in Georgia. Replacing broken pots from the winter freeze, buying top soil, and new plants. I have learned to spend more of my money on perennials, evergreens, and succulents. Then I nicely accentuate those with the star of my garden, any plant that gives me flowers🌻.

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