Living Our Good Old Days
I think we could all use a scone right about now, what do you think? I’m longing for a day where I can sleep in a bit, have quiet time on the porch with hot tea, my book and a lazy sort of breakfast like scones. You know, one of those days where you don’t have to rush on to…
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Anyone else feel like they’ve made dinner 11 million times since March? You too?! Today I’m sharing my go-to recipe for Easy Weeknight Spinach Stuffed Shells. It makes enough to share, freeze, or have as leftovers. Leftovers = a night of no cooking. Winner winner, weeknight dinner! This recipe is easy, hearty and makes a great meal for weeknights. I…
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Over the last few months, we’ve spent a lot of time at home, dreaming of favorite & faraway places and creating a DIY Outdoor Oasis to enjoy right where we are. This space sparked the idea for our colorful dream spots sign, made from pallet wood. You need a colorful pick-me-up too? Good! I’m going to show you how to…
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The last few weeks (months) of summer break were a blur. We had way too many projects on our list and so much to do before starting virtual learning. Our DIY homeschool desk was finished in time, but somehow morphed into a full tween room makeover and we didn’t quite finish the whole project by the first day of school….
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If you’re looking for a yummy, simple pumpkin muffin recipe that serves a crowd, look no further. I’ve adapted it over the years, adding flaxseed meal to give it (a little) health boost. This is a great one to bake and share. With the start of online virtual learning and for those working at home, this makes a quick grab-and-go…
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Is there any gift better than a gift basket? Lots of unique and smallish gifts arranged together and tucked inside a reusable container with an adorable bow– I will pick this every time and will reuse the bow! I love putting together a gift basket probably even more than I love receiving them. Disclosure: Some of the links on this…
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Back Porch Bliss is about the everyday simple— yet blissful— moments. In our home, we call it simblissity. It’s living our good old days and I’m finding there’s no better way of life. Pull up a chair!
