11 White Wine Slushie Recipes You Need to Make Before the Summer Ends — StyleCaster

Whether you love wine or not, you owe it to yourself to spend at least one evening this summer sitting outside—on a sun bed, in a deck chair, or at a barstool—slurping down some kind of sweet, frosty wine slushie. In their simplest form, wine slushies are just frozen fruit blended with wine, usually a… via … Continue reading 11 White Wine Slushie Recipes You Need to Make Before the Summer Ends — StyleCaster

Memorial Day + Celebrating the Red, White and Blue

Memorial Day commemorates all men and women who have died in military service for the U.S. defending our democracy and freedom. source A day set aside to honor those men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. Mason Jar Dessert: Stars and Stripes Berry Trifles A day to wave the flag, salute … Continue reading Memorial Day + Celebrating the Red, White and Blue

Cinco de Derby or Summer Fiesta Sweet Tea Julep + Margarita Pops!

Happy Cinco de Mayo or Derby de Mayo, or as today is also the 144th running of the Kentucky Derby at Church Hill Downs! Sweet Tea Julep or Margarita Pops are a festive way to cool down and enjoy a frozen cocktail to kick off your summer fiesta, Cinco de Mayo or Run for the […] … Continue reading Cinco de Derby or Summer Fiesta Sweet Tea Julep + Margarita Pops!

Thirsty Thursday: Grilled Pineapple Old Fashioned

Up here in the chilly north that drink looks really good, bourbon and grilled pineapple is a must try for me.

Thirsty Thursday: The Clementine

That looks good and the recipe looks easy too, very much a plus.

Marvelous Mo at Home

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I had the opportunity of meeting the mom of one of my dearest friends for the first time back in 2014. She flew from Texas to New York to visit her son Richard and his husband Garrett for the first time since they married that Summer. She spent Thanksgiving with them and to our delight, she accompanied her son and his husband to our Friendsgiving celebration that following Saturday evening.

It was the first and only Thanksgiving my husband and I celebrated in Fairfield, Connecticut before we sold our house and moved down here to Miami Beach. That holiday, my husband manned the kitchen, producing a southern feast for 30 that rivaled any dinner I had ever eaten, while I tapped into a hidden love and happily played bartender.

Knowing that my friend’s mom was coming to our house for the very first time, I wanted to welcome her with…

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