Southern mom

Laughter is the best medicine!

Moving Day is not something I ever look forward to. The amount of work to do when you move house can be staggering; Switching or turing on utilities, phone, cable, internet, and mail, cleaning out both the new home and the old, and then there's the actual moving and unpacking. Sheesh! Since we just put our house on the market and hope to be moving back home soon, I wanted to share some tips for getting your new home sparkling clean before you move in. These tips can also be used to clean out…

Below the Mason Dixie Line everything is coke. Even Pepsi is called Coke. But a Coke is a Coke,except when it isn't. And if it isn't, you're probably somewhere in the South. In a seemingly homogeneous place like the United States, there's still nothing standard about what people in different parts of the country call soft drinks. In the South, it's Coke — or coke, to be generic — even if you're really asking for a Pepsi. In Minnesota, it's pop, in Arizona, it's soda. In Northern states, iced…

Yep this sounds like my mom. (maybe me too sometimes😂)

In the North, it's very common to see a "welcome" mat at the entrance to a home. In the South, folks just come right out and say "hey y'all" no matter where you're going. Size: "Hey": 15" W x 7" H x .5" D "Y'all": 15.5" W x 7" H x .5" D In North Carolina, and even Florida, there is something warmer (no pun intended) about greeting each other on a day-to-day basis that you don't always find in other parts of the country. This sign would work well in your entrance way, living room or kitchen…

Mama uses these classic phrases too.

If you grew up hearing these 15 momisms, chances are your mom is a Southern lady.

A Southern Girl is:

Abby Green shared eight Southern etiquette rules everyone (Southerner and non-Southerner, alike) should know. Study up, y'all. There might be a quiz...

If you're a Southern woman like me (born in Georgia, raised in North Carolina, Florida, and Texas), there are certain habits, manners, and traits...