Alison
Alison is a Florida transplant who came to Atlanta just in time for the '96 Olympics. She married her husband Travis that same year and is the proud mama of daughter Carolyn, 23, and son Emory, 21. She is a 5th grade teacher, with a side hustle as a graphic designer, and is an avid rooster enthusiast. She enjoys blogging, watching her kids follow their dreams, and spending as much time as possible on her back deck.
Unique Valentine’s Treats and Fun for Kids
It's time for a love fest for Valentine's Day! While I'll be shipping care packages to my college kids, I have found some unique Valentine's ideas for you to celebrate at home with your...
The Art of Trying Something New
The Art of Trying Something New
You would have thought I was signing up for a trip to Mars. That's how hard it was for me to pull the trigger and take the leap. But...
Lessons in Motherhood from the Post Office
I went to six post offices yesterday. I know that sounds crazy, but bear with me. I simply needed to mail a package, but it turned into something much bigger.
It was one of those...
Where to Find Your Zen In and Around Atlanta
If you clicked on this link – well done and welcome! You are on your way to achieving the near-impossible feat of carving out some quality time for yourself. Whether it’s because school’s back...
A Re-Feathered Nest
Are you sad?
Are you moving?
What are you going to do with all your time now?
These are a few of the questions I get asked as I begin the phase of a parent’s life called,...
How to Stay Cool in HOTlanta
"It's SO HOT!"
How many times do we hear this (or say it) each day? With record temperatures in Atlanta this summer, we've got to find some creative ways to cool off. Here are just...
World Kindness Day: How to Turn it Inward
World Kindness Day is November 13. Traditionally, it is a time set aside for people to mindfully connect and offer love, support, assistance, etc. to their neighbors, friends, or even strangers. It's a beautiful...
Keeping Love Alive: How to Date Indoors
The world is still in the midst of a pandemic and many people are not ready to embark on a "new normal" outside of their homes. Not to mention, all this extra togetherness may...
Our Country in Crisis: How We Can Learn More
To be honest, I am at a loss for the right words to appropriately comment on what is happening in our country right now. The pain, the loss, the tragedy is overwhelming. There continues...