She’s Spicy –Organizing your spice cabinet
I’ve had it with the space I keep my spices. The lazy Susan’s get jammed. I never know what spices I have or don’t have. You’re dead to me. I decided to take the door inside my pantry and make it spice central. I found a door...Being Quiet in our Thoughts
I had the best weekend retreat with my church-lady friends. We laughed, talked, shared. We are all different, but we share one thing in common. We love the Lord. During our Saturday evening Bible study, during the power outage while we sat in candlelight, we talked...Beverage Cart Rehab
This little sad cart was what I started with… It sat next to Daddy’s chair and since he couldn’t see real well, it suffered a few spills of his favorite beverage, Diet Dr. Pepper. I wasn’t quite sure what I was going to do with it. ...Christmas Day Scavenger Hunt — A Visit from the Past
I had one of the most restful Christmas seasons I can recall in a long time. I cut way back on commitments and running around. I only spent $50 on new Christmas decor — a doormat and a cute Santa for the front porch table. I re...
Hospitality is in my DNA. I founded Home with a Twist, a daughter’s twist on her mother’s traditions, in memory of my mother to celebrate her life and the gifts she shared with me. Mother loved to celebrate life’s occasions – big and small.She taught me how to prepare fabulous food, entertain guests with style and design a traditional home with a pop of color and a splash of animal print. Share my fondness of blending Mother’s mid-century style with a modern spin.
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Doorbell exhaustion happens when we confuse welcoming people with performing for them.
Chasing perfection turns hospitality into dread.
Your home is meant to be lived in. Guests arrive hoping for warmth and a place to rest, not a flawless show.
Offering an unhurried presence at the table gives everyone permission to relax and be comfortable.
Tell me below: what brings you peace when opening your door to others? 🤍
SAVE this for your next closet reset! Comment CLOSET and I`ll send you the link for my Hosting Closet class on @getorganizedhq
Welcome back to The Thursday Closet.
Most of us have a linen graveyard: that deep drawer or storage bin where beautiful tablecloths and runners go to die. You fold them, stack them away, and then completely forget what you own.
Instead of burying table linens in dark bins, I installed pull-out trouser racks designed for clothing closets.
They glide right out, keep every piece visible at a glance, and save so much shelf space. When it is time to set the table, your linens lift right off the rods ready to use.
Tell me below: do you have a linen graveyard in your house, or how do you store your table linens right now? 👇
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Someone might tell you that silver casserole holders are only for holiday dinners. But if you ask me, the prettiest pieces belong in our daily life.
Set it on the kitchen counter next to the stove, slide your favorite cookbooks right inside, and give that vintage piece a whole new job.
Tell me below: would you try this on your counter, or are you still saving your silver for someday? 👇
Save this for when you`re styling your kitchen! What should we repurpose next?
A little wellness story I love: @forwellness was co-founded by legendary golfer Phil Mickelson and performance coach Dave Phillips after Phil’s own health journey inspired them to create simple, functional products that support everyday wellness. What started with Phil’s coffee routine became The Good Stuff—and eventually, For Wellness.
One scoop changed my coffee and my mornings. ☕
I started adding The Good Stuff to my coffee a few weeks ago and I don`t want to go back. It has hydrolyzed collagen to help support my joints, and it tastes like a warm cinnamon hug in my mug.
I host, I set tables, I carry trays up and down the stairs. To keep showing up for the people I love, I have to take care of myself first. This little habit stuck.
Comment GOOD STUFF and I`ll send you the link to try it.
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