Some weeks are better than others. This happened to be a particularly challenging one for me. But hey, we all have them right? Then tonight I come home and what do I see, the bounty that this week has brought me in the mail. Town & Country, Martha Stewart Living, HGTV Magazine, Traditional Home and [...]
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Seasonal Decorating: Styling a Spring Coffee Table
“I want to bring the feeling of Spring into my home decor but my budget is small and my available time is even smaller. Can you help me?” Solution: I hear this dilemma quite a bit during workshops and classes. You want to refresh your home each season, and although you want it to [...]
Nothing great has been & Nothing great can be accomplished without passion. ~ G.W.F. Hegel
Nothing great has been & Nothing great can be accomplished without passion. ~ G.W.F. Hegel What is your PASSION? Let us know below.
Pantone Color of the Year for 2013: Emerald
Radiant, jewel-toned Emerald promotes balance and harmony Pantone LLC announced PANTONE® 17-5641 Emerald, a lively, radiant, lush green, as the Color of the Year for 2013. “The 2012 Color of the Year, PANTONE 17-1463 Tangerine Tango, a spirited, reddish orange, provided the energy boost we needed to recharge and move forward. Emerald, a vivid, verdant [...]
Listen In to Krayl Funch on Food Talk Radio with Kim Bailey
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A Christmas Tree for Every Room
It is the first weekend of December and my guess is that most of you are heading out to select the perfect tree sometime this weekend. But why just stop at one? What if you placed a tree in everyroom of the house? Big or small, Christmas trees bring the warmth of the season into [...]
In the News: A Naturally Thankful Season {article published in Impart Magazine}
A NATURALLY THANKFUL SEASON No matter what part of the country you live in, for most Americans, Fall is a time filled with images of harvest, abundance, cool weather, and gathering with family and close ones. According to the Farmer’s Almanac, the 2012 Fall Season officially begins on September 22nd and ends on the [...]
Gratin De Pommes de Terre aux Poireaux {Gratin of Potatoes, Onions and Leeks} #SundaySupper & #BakeForACure
Recipe #2 on my quest to cook through Mastering the Art of French Cooking by Julia Child, this recipe is a variation on the Gratin de Pommes de Terre aux Anchois, but as I was missing the leeks from last week’s Quiche aux Champignons, I decided they would be the perfect addition to the dish [...]
Quiche aux Champignons {Mushroom Quiche} #SundaySupper
Oh Julia! Two weeks ago my copy of Mastering the Art of French Cooking by Ms Julia Child arrived at my door. I finally had the opportunity to crack it open for this weeks Sunday Supper theme: Comfort Food with Lee Woodruff. This being my first official attempt at making one of her recipes [...]
Candy Corn: Why do we love it so?
Hunting for Seasonal decor will inevitably lead you to a local drug store or larger big box store where at some point you will be face to face with the display of Candy Corn. Bags of that sugary, low nutritional value, full of coloring but oh so delicious fall favorite will call your name. Why can’t we resist? [...]
