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2021’s Martin Luther King, Jr. day looks so different than in years past. Social distancing during the pandemic is limiting opportunities for parades and service projects. Although they are the most visible ways to honor Dr. King’s legacy, there are ways you can display economic justice on the national day to celebrate his birthday. While his civil rights quotes are what he’s most widely known …

One of the biggest lessons I learned once we got married was that the fridge’s contents were always in flux. When you’re single, you know what’s in your fridge 24/7. You expect to look inside your fridge and see everything you bought sitting there like you left it. Once you have a spouse, children, and visitors –  that all goes out the window. I tell …

As we prepare to celebrate our first Christmas in our new home, we’re focusing on all things holiday and cheery. I felt like Christmas came early when I realized the previous owners left a lovely Christmas wreath with a generous number of pine combs hanging in the basement. I couldn’t wait to hang it on our new red front door. All I had to do …

As a woman who navigated her first summer of perimenopause (and with menopause on the horizon), I’m featuring some gift ideas that would be helpful to women experiencing similar symptoms. In case you missed it, here’s “My Honest, Funny Look at Perimenopause.” As a gift-giver, you should NOT get these gifts for someone you know casually and ASSUME she’s in this phase of life. The …

One of the few things families could look forward to on Christmas Day 2020, due to the pandemic, was all the new films we could stream. Pixar’s Soul was debuting on Disney Plus. Wonder Woman 1984 (WW 1984)was released on HBO Max. Our family knew we’d watch both over the holiday and weekend. We just hadn’t decided which one to watch first. My husband chose …