Are you tired of your traditional Thanksgiving? There’s a new traditional holiday that you may enjoy much more than your average Thanksgiving. Give Friendsgiving a try. What is Friendsgiving? It’s right in the name. Friendsgiving is a popular blend of Friends and Thanksgiving. Where Did Friendsgiving Come From? According to the Merriam Webster dictionary, the…Continue reading
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Thanksgiving Table Setting Ideas
Are you hosting your first ever Thanksgiving this year? Are you looking for Thanksgiving table setting ideas? Why not add something classic to your table? Try a cornucopia. You’ve seen them before. Cornucopias resemble wicker horns and usually have fruits, veggies, nuts, grains and even bread bursting out of them. Although we generally think of…Continue reading
Flannels in November
“How Beautiful the leaves grow old. How full of light and color our their last days.” – John Burroughs It’s so easy to get caught up in the fast-paced chaos of the holidays. Relaxing our body and mind from the outside world. We unintentionally set our expectations high trying to overload so much into our days that…Continue reading
5 plants your cat will love you for this World Cat Day
It’s World Cat Day! Cat owners take a collective pause to recognize their loved ones — the way they wish they could every day. The day to forgive your cute four-legged friend that wakes you at stupid o’clock for food, simply because he was hungry and just not satisfied with the leftovers in his bowl (I…Continue reading
What Plant Does Tequila Come From?
There’s more to know about tequila than if you should have it in shot form or in a yummy margarita. The origin of tequila is a fascinating one that involves the agave plant. While liquors such as whiskey, vodka and scotch are made from plants like wheat, barley or corn; tequila is derived from the…Continue reading
History of Emojis on Emoji Day
In this time of ever-evolving technology, the use of emojis has become second nature to many of us. Through texts and email, tiny pictures of faces and symbols are a key form of communication. While emojis and emoticons are often confused, emojis are their own separate entity and have been around since 1998. We have…Continue reading
The Psychology of Flowers and our Happiness
Can you remember a moment when someone gave you flowers? Or else a moment when you’d given someone else flowers? Do you remember how this made you feel? I personally have never met anyone who isn’t instantly cheered up by a gift of flowers. The sight and smell of flowers bring us instant happiness. The impact…Continue reading
Summer Flowers for Date Night
While date night is not exclusive to just the Summertime, it can be the perfect excuse to take time away from your busy schedule to spend some quality time with your significant other. Date night can always include giving flowers to your special someone. Being Summer, why not give them flowers that thrive during the…Continue reading
Earth Day 2018
Photo contributor: Slava Bowman at Unsplash “Earth laughs in flowers.” -Ralph Waldo Emerson Happy Earth Day, world! March 22nd marks a day to appreciate Mother Earth! If you’re reading this, it means that you want to know how to celebrate Earth Day and tend to our precious home. Haven’t done it before? Let 2018 be…Continue reading
6 Popular Easter Flowers and What they Symbolize
Easter, the celebration of rebirth, is upon us! As your family embarks on the search for Easter eggs, look around and take in nature’s gifts. There are so many Spring plants traditionally associated with the Easter Season. Here’s a look at some of our favorites along with the symbolism behind them. White Easter Lilies Photo…Continue reading