It’s the best of both worlds, isn’t it, when something we love and enjoy as luxurious and delightfully indulgent is also good for us? Now, no need to jump immediately to foods . . . what else comes to mind for you? We think of things that just make us feel good, like silk sheets … Read more
Springtime –- May especially – is a time of renewal and a time to think of ways to renew you, too. Depending on where you live, in May most of us welcome the return of bright fresh greens as buds and leaves push out, the wave of sunny warmth that washes down as we step … Read more
What makes flowers so powerful? Blooms breaking out along streets make even the most ordinary places suddenly beautiful. Blooms in your garden make everyday worries drop away as they unfold their own take on the world. Blooms parked center stage in a vase spread their happy reach across an entire room. Flowers lift mood and … Read more
By Alicia Thompson Labor Day weekend marks the end of summer, a “last hurrah” celebrating the pace and spirit of summer fun. This long weekend is also, however, an important time to look forward and think about the coming fall months. How are you going to approach them? Are you newly focused and driven? Relaxed … Read more
By Alicia Thompson I love keeping floral bouquets around to brighten the mood, and it turns out I’m not alone! Studies have shown that people feel happier and more energetic after looking at flowers in the morning. The problem is that maintaining fresh flowers can be a hassle, especially in the fall and winter seasons. … Read more
By Alicia Thompson Summer is in full swing and if you’re like me, you’re feeling the heat! While doing everything I can to stay cool, I’ve realized dousing myself in perfume can actually make me feel worse, than better. In high heat and humidity, full-strength perfume can be overkill. Additionally, strong sunlight can break down … Read more
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