Christmas at home can be one of the loveliest times of the year.   As much as I love snuggling under blankets and could watch Home Alone  on repeat non-stop, doing something together  — creating, playing, or just laughing — makes those days more memorable.   If you’re looking for simple games, shared projects, or little things to enjoy together, I’ve got some ideas (and lovely finds!) that can help. 1. Build a Giant Gingerbread House Together 🍬🏠 Nothing says Christmas like

Do you ever feel like Christmas used to be... different? Not just the gifts or the decorations, but the feeling. I’ve been thinking a lot about it lately. Maybe it’s just nostalgia playing tricks on us (she’s sneaky like that), but Christmas felt simpler back then. There were fewer flashing lights and fewer flashing ads, too. We were making paper snowflakes that looked more like blobs and thinking they were masterpieces. We would stare at the tree for hours, convinced it was

Alright, I get it. Everywhere you look, it feels like Christmas already! Shops are stocked with holiday decorations, and Mariah Carey is creeping in. But wait a minute… It’s still fall! Before we embrace winter fully, let’s give autumn the cozy send-off it deserves. 🍁✨   Here are my top 5 picks for a perfect fall movie night. 🧡 1. You’ve Got Mail 💌   This is one of my favorite comfort movies ever. It’s set in New York City during fall, with cozy bookshops and cute coffee

Flowers. Fancy houses. People falling in love. Here are five movies that feel like that first warm day, light and beautiful. Minimal emotional damage, maximum visual delight, and just enough drama to keep you from checking your phone. Enjoy! Crazy Rich Asians (2018) Gorgeous people. Ridiculous wealth. Emotional payoff that somehow involves a mahjong table. It’s a spring garden party in movie form, with a side of dumplings and champagne. The Secret Garden (1993 or 2020) Yes, a

I know this part of autumn can feel a bit gloomy and hard to love. But there’s something unique here...