Category: Art
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Peace in the Storm: Taste and See That the Lord Is Good
Before you settle in, I want to invite you into a small ritual, one that warms the body and steadies the heart. Make yourself a cup of hot tea. If it’s morning or afternoon, I personally recommend Rooibos Red Tea with a splash of pomegranate and raspberry. It’s bright, soothing, and full of quiet strength.…
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Country Girls Can Survive
There’s a grit that runs deep in the veins of a country girl. It’s not just about boots on the ground, farm chores, or knowing how to wrangle life when it comes at you hard—it’s about love, loyalty, and devotion. Devotion to God, to family, and to this great nation we’re blessed to live in.…
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Farm Life and the Joy of God’s Creation
There’s something about farm life that fills me with joy and peace. It’s in the air I breathe, the sounds of animals stirring, and the quiet beauty of the wooded trails that wind across my property. Every step I take out here reminds me that God’s signature is written all over creation. From caring for…
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A Thankful Labor Day Weekend at My Georgia Country Home
This past Labor Day weekend, I found myself overflowing with gratitude. Life hasn’t been easy lately, but being back at my Georgia country home gave me the chance to slow down, breathe, and focus on what matters most. My husband had fallen ill with what we first suspected was Covid. Thankfully, after some time and…
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A Ray of Light in the Midst of the Storm
Yesterday was one of those days when city life felt overwhelming — the noise, the pace, and a handful of stressful appointments. But in the middle of it all, my husband had a surprise for me. I had no idea where we were going. All I knew was that we were slipping away for a…
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Home Cookin’ in a City Kitchen: Rustic Recipes Reimagined
They say you can’t beat Grandma’s cooking—and I agree. For me, nothing could ever beat my Granny’s cooking. And many would agree to that and personally I believe even the great Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and his wife Coretta would have agreed with me on this one, as they stopped by her restaurant once…
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A Season of Restoration: What I’ve Been Up To Lately
The past few weeks have been a whirlwind—a mixture of exhaustion, hope, and unexpected creativity. I’ve spent nearly half my time in Manhattan, walking hospital halls and sitting in waiting rooms as my husband continues to undergo intensive medical treatments for Fanconi Anemia. The rest of that time has been spent in Washington, DC, at…
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Why Visiting Your Local Library Is the Best Decision You’ll Make This Week
There’s something almost magical about walking into a library. The quiet hum of curiosity, the smell of printed pages, and rows upon rows of stories waiting to be discovered—it’s more than just a building with books. It’s a sanctuary for the mind and soul. Yet, in our fast-paced, digital-first world, we’re…
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AI in Art: A Tool for Expression, Not a Replacement for Imagination
Original art comes from human imagination. It is born of emotion, experience, memory, and…
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The Rise of AI-Generated Artwork: A Controversial Evolution in the Art World
ChatGPT In recent years, AI-generated artwork has become a hot topic within the art community, sparking both excitement and concern. With the increasing accessibility of AI tools, artists are exploring new ways to create by collaborating with algorithms. AI-generated art raises fundamental questions about creativity and originality: can art made by a machine hold the…
Country Girl Gone City 