How insanely delicious does this coffee cake look?! Having a piece of coffee cake with a strong cup of coffee is one of life's simple pleasures. Wouldn't you love to whip one up on a lazy Saturday morning? Sarah and Dulcie from Two Tarts have agreed to reveal their killer coffee cake recipe with a surprising ingredient...
Happy Earth Month! Today's giveaway is from Vine.com, the online store that carries natural and organic products for beauty, household cleaning, and baby, as well as organic snacks and groceries. We shop there regularly for our family, and it's such a godsend. And they deliver to your door in TWO days!
Bonus for all readers: Get 20% off your order with the code JOANNA20, good through April 30th. And Vine.com always offers free shipping for orders over $35.
Even though we probably won't move until next year, I love daydreaming about our future home. One thing that keeps catching my eye on Pinterest are painted doors. They brighten up the room and would be easy to do. Here are 10 photos...
Photographer Theron Humphrey has a rescued coonhound named Maddie. During a year-long cross-country road trip together, "I discovered her amazing balance and patience," he says. Since then, he has posted photographs of Maddie happily standing on everything from fridges and watermelons to bikes and people. She has become the four-legged darling of the Internet. Happily, they just released a fantastic book, Maddie on Things. It would make all your house guests smile. Thumbs up!
P.S. They also have a hilarious MaddieCam app, so you can put Maddie on your own things:)
Before I had a baby, I loved reading posts by mothers about the cute things their children would say. I daydreamed about the day when I'd hear cute things coming from my own child's mouth. Well, now that Toby is almost three (!), he's been talking up a storm and I love it so much. For example...
Oh, Toby! It's hard living in a world where you can't constantly consume giant pretzels and German beer.
Recently I ordered a Everlane scarf and was surprised by how soft, light and breathable it was. Not only would it look pretty with spring outfits, but I realized it would also be perfect for breastfeeding in public. I'm a big supporter of mamas who want or need to nurse their hungry babies in public (Toby chowed all over Manhattan) and breastfeeding is actually naturally modest because the baby's head covers anything booby and interesting:) But if you'd like extra privacy, this scarf would be a lovely way to cover up without having to lug around a bulky nursing apparatus!
