This years’ Kitchen and Bath Industry Show was in Las Vegas, and after returning to the Coast, I am beyond excited to share some trends with you! One of the best parts of design is watching how personal style evolves as new trends emerge. Design styles vary, of course, from traditional, coastal and bohemian to […]
Seeing patients have good outcomes never gets old for Dr. Angela Wingfield. “It’s fun solving a mystery or fixing a problem,” says Wingfield, founder of The Dermatology Clinic PLLC. “It is a privilege to impact so many people’s lives in a positive way.” With the opening of a new location in February, the doctor’s reach […]
If you’ve been on social media in the past year, chances are you’ve seen a charcuterie board. Pronounced “shaar-koo-tuh-ree,” these beautiful food arrangements traditionally feature cured meats with cheese, fruit, vegetables, nuts and crackers or bread. However, some wonderfully creative minds have showcased charcuterie boards with holiday cookies and other desserts, chocolate and fruit, tacos, […]
Wishing for a smarter, more functional home? These technological tools are straight out of science fiction — and you’ll wonder how you ever lived without them. IROBOT BRAAVA JET 240 WHITE ROBOTIC MOP Most of us have heard of robotic vacuums — but what about a machine that does the mopping for you? This one […]
Photography by Jabez Taylor If you’ve never been thrifting or vintage shopping, no worries; the party is just getting started. Lately a huge number of bloggers and influencers are creating thrifting vlogs and showcasing budget-friendly looks. It’s great to see other people normalize thrifting and realize you don’t have to purchase a $100 coat to […]
How do you know when a product is really, really good? When you buy it again and again. These are the products I find myself purchasing on repeat, and I think you’ll love them, too. L’OREAL VOLUMINOUS LASH PARADISE MASCARA Let’s start this list off with a drugstore favorite, which happens to be my number-one […]
Feeling weak and tired? Anemia is the most common cause of these symptoms in adult women, caused by an inadequate supply of red blood cells. With anemia, the body can’t supply the brain and muscles with adequate oxygen. Climbing steps causes shortness of breath, headaches occur more frequently and the heart may flutter. Of the […]
Brenna Landis is the social media coordinator for The Roost Boutique Hotel in Ocean Springs. She is a full-time single mom to her daughter, Eden, and enjoys experimenting with recipes from the New York Times Cooking app, obsessively following state and national politics and volunteering part-time with various progressive organizations on the Coast. She aspires […]
By Kaley Turfitt Last year marked my 10 years of civilian service to the U.S. Navy. I never was interested in the military and never imagined this as my career, so I often ask myself how I ended up here. After all, I grew up on the muddy shoreline of a Mississippi bayou in a […]
WHY I DID THIS One morning while driving to work, I suddenly became dizzy, my vision became blurry and a white, foggy film covered my view. Almost running off the road was the last thing I remember before I blacked out. I almost didn’t see the end of the bridge. I heard a very strong […]
