Misty, and I've just sent her an email! Thanks to all who entered, and I've got something else fun in store for June's giveaway,...

Whenever I'm out of town, if there's time, I love to visit a local independent bookstore. In Raleigh over the weekend, that was Qu...

This weekend when I was in North Carolina for the always-fun annual party of the publishing company I work for, I made another trip to ...

Summary: Reverend Becca Stevens, an Episcopal priest, shares the story of Magdalene and Thistle Farms, social enterprises in Nashville, T...

This time last week, I was preparing to head up to Woodstock, Georgia, to meet up with my friend Phyllis and her group of traveling te...

So this was pretty much the view in my living room on Saturday morning, where my friend Lynn joined me just before 6 a.m. so we could wat...

On Wednesday, I was delighted to be able to join longtime tea friends Phyllis, left, and Joy, right, for tea at Tea Leaves and Thyme in ...

Two friends shared this graphic with me yesterday, and I found it so helpful, I wanted to share it here with you! (Image courtesy...

Saturday's visit to the Goodwill in Rome was a good one! I have been pondering what foods I want to make ahead to have ready for the ...

On Monday, I was at Piedmont Hospital in Atlanta where my husband had some (non-life-threatening) surgery on his leg. After he was in ...

So my birthday was last week, and I decided to head to Douglasville for the day. I had received some birthday money and gift cards, and w...

When I got a marketing email from Harney & Sons a few weeks ago, one of the new tea tins pictured immediately caught my eye, and for ...

Can you read the title of this booklet? It's "The Tea Room Business" by Mrs. Ida Lee Cary, and I found it on the Libr...

In my neck of the woods, May is indeed one of the merriest months for flowers, and I thought I'd share a few blooms that I've been...