There is no more magical place to enjoy the Holiday season than in a small town in New Hampshire. I recently spent three days exploring the countryside of the Monadnock Region to see all the Christmasy things the region had to offer…

One of my favorite cities in New Hampshire is the coastal town of Portsmouth. It’s brimming with historic charm, little shops, restaurants, and little cafes tucked into alleyways. And this time of year everything is trimmed with festive garland, and the tree has been decorated and places in the square…

It’s my favorite time of the year!! I am so ready for all the Christmas music, good cheer, cozy vibes, and snowfall that the holiday season has to offer! One of the gifts I give over and over again because I love it so much, is L.A. Burdick Chocolates…

“Vermont should be beautiful this time of year…all that snow…”. The classic line from White Christmas is all you can think about when you pull up to the gorgeous White Doe Farm, blanketed in snow, and looking perfectly Christmasy and cozy…

Last year I travelled to the U.K. in November/December, and ended up in the Cotswolds just as everything was being decorated for Christmas. It was a magical time to be in the English countryside, and the cozy and rugged outdoor feeling is something I will always love. So I wanted to bottle up that feeling and make it into a beautiful, curated, English country gift guide for the English country loving lady…

The Christmas Gift Guide for the person in your life who loves everything cozy. Hygge is a Scandinavian word that, when translated into English, means “a quality of coziness”. I wanted to make a beginners guide/Christmas gift list of everything you need to create your very own Hygge this winter…

This Christmas season, when choosing Christmas decor, I decided to go back to my roots. Discovering family history is a bit of a passion of mine. I have created a large family tree, done research, discovered old photographs and stories… This year I decided to bring my heritage into the Christmas decor…

Where do I even begin with London at Christmastime? Every store, and I mean every store, goes all out with decorations. It seems that every part of the city is touched by the Christmas spirit. From gold ornament archways, to giant mistletoe sculptures, to lights strung across the streets, and Christmas music everywhere…it’s a dream.

While Scotland was relatively devoid of Christmas decor, the holidays were in full swing in England. Our time in the Cotswolds was too short, but we were able to pack in so many festive things.