June Theme: The Unhurried Home
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A few years ago, a woman I know lost her husband suddenly. He was in his fifties. Healthy, as far as anyone knew. And then one morning, he was gone. She was a homemaker. Had been for over twenty years. She loved her life, loved her husband, loved her home. But in the weeks after…
There’s a reason some homes just run. Not perfectly — no home runs perfectly. But there are homes where dinner happens at a reasonable hour, where someone knows where the insurance cards are, where the cleaning gets done before it becomes a crisis. And there are homes where everything feels like organized chaos on a…
There’s something that happens in late September, every single year, in my kitchen. I pull out a particular vintage quilt. I make a big pot of soup — usually my mama’s bean soup recipe – and a skillet of homemade cornbread. I light a candle that smells like cinnamon and cloves. And just like that,…
I’ve never had a decorating budget to speak of. For most of my homemaking years, money was tight and the house we live in was a long way from a magazine spread. But I wanted my home to feel beautiful and cozy — not for guests, not for Instagram, but for us. For the people…
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It starts around the first week of June. The school backpacks are barely in the closet before I see it creeping into my feed — camp registration deadlines, summer activity schedules, enrichment programs, sports sign-ups. The message underneath all of it is quiet but persistent: a good mom fills her kids’ summer. But after 35…
Feeling a little scattered now that summer’s here? This simple June bucket list will help you slow down, enjoy your home, and make the most of the season. June has a way of shifting everything just a little. The days are longer, the kids are out of school, and home life starts to follow a…
What if getting dinner on the table this summer took less than 30 minutes and left you with energy to actually enjoy the evening? There’s something about June that makes me want to close the cookbook. Not because I don’t love cooking — y’all know I do. But summer changes things. The days are long….
There is a specific kind of anxiety that lives in not knowing: Not knowing if the money will stretch to the end of the month. Not knowing what the bills actually total. Not knowing where it all went when Friday comes, and the account is lower than you expected. That low-grade hum of financial unease…
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