No other season says "get reading" quite like the fall does. Of course, best said in your brightest teacher voice. Here's my favs so far.

This week marks the last fall back to school for me. Here are three things I'm doing to honor the milestone it is.

What's on your summer's end picnic menu? Food eaten in the outdoors with the people you love takes on next level greatness. Here's my menu.

If you are like me and lamenting the back-to-school ads, this post is for you. Here are my favorite summery goodies.

I always wanted to learn how to can. Pretty jars of fruit and vegetables sounded dreamy. Here's my story of the summer I learned to can.

What are your summer highlights so far? If the season is going too fast, now's the perfect time to pause and celebrate the goodness.

Recently someone asked me, "what's your story?" I wanted to give a surface answer, but sharing in a deeper way invited a real connection.

What words do you need to hear this summer season? For inspiration, here's my story about my summer note tradition.

Sometimes inspiration comes out of nowhere. Here's an invitation to tune in to the soundtrack of your life to remember your best self.

I didn't mean to spend a year in Romans. But after finishing an 8-week study, I couldn't tell you anything I learned. So I stayed for more.

What makes your heart shine? Here's a personal invitation to shine more and become the most interesting woman in the room today.

Spring is cranking up the goodness around here. I thought I would follow suit by sharing my favorite renewing thoughts with you.

It's Easter Week! Here are five good things I'm grateful for and enjoying this week.

What's your "go to" question for making small talk? Here's a fun story to consider taking your conversations to a more authentic place.

What could a smiley face on an orange do? Turns out, it became a reminder to a sweet girl that she was seen and loved.

As we are halfway through winter, a favorite blogger invites asking the question, "what's saving your life right now?" Here's my answer.

I used to think the Bible was dusty stuff. My friend Michele encouraged me to dig in. She was right and doodling made it personal to me.

What do you need to flourish this winter? For me - books! Re-reading a winter favorite that invites caring for ourselves well.

Are you a declaring a word for the year type person? I want to be, then promptly forget my word. Here's the best word for 2023 - laugh.

What can be better than treats at Christmas? Here are a few favorite things gathered up for your encouragement this holiday season.