Holidays

It turns out that there are a number of other ways to celebrate the holiday that can be culturally meaningful but still not involve Irish "spirits."

That's right, it's time to pull out the cookie sheets, flour, sugar and eggs! Whether you've got family that's hard to shop for or you just like baking, making holiday cookies is fun! It's also a great activity to do with your kids or a loved one. My favorite memories are helping my Grandma make oatmeal cookies in her kitchen as a kid. So I've put together a nice little list of cookie-making items to replace and update older versions or make your cookie-baking easier!

Sometimes, there are grinches everywhere, you just have to know where to look.

There's a Texas based company that can bring the holiday lights to you...or you can just watch them in the sky from from home.

When you celebrate the holidays in Texas, you celebrate in style.

He’s back. And He’s making sure your little humans behave because if not, he will report to Santa that they misbehaved!

When someone we loved dearly has died, someone who contributed to what made the coming season joyful, these months can seem especially heartbreaking.

Everything is bigger in Texas, but what about holiday celebrations?

Sometimes it's nice to bulk up your Halloween candy with some non-candy items! It's great for kids who aren't as into sugar and a fun way to make all of those premium candy bags last without feeling like you're shortchanging the kids of your neighborhood. Candy is pricey! I've put together a list of cute, fun and (dare I say) even useful items to add to your candy bowl this Halloween season.

It is Elf on the Shelf season y'all! Did your little Elf show up on December 1st ready with his or her little antics for the month of December leading up to Christmas? Ours sure did! It's always fun to see what fun and trouble the elf in your home will get into.