An overview of this tourist’s favorite things to do in Louisiana from how to get there, to where to eat and drink, to festivals to attend.

How to stay friends with your friends who just had children, a guest post by Andy Shaw of Instafather.

A look at the pros and cons of doing a baked potato bar and exactly what I bought to serve 17 people.

The fifth of a six-part series about Party Planning basics continuing with how to plan a party menu.

Ideas for gifts for brides and grooms for bridal showers and engagement parties.

What you should consider when choosing a restaurant to go to in a new city (or inviting a guest out to eat in your own city).

An essay about how to balance staying in touch with the people in your life and your own self care.

The steps to hosting a chocolate tasting party at home - what to buy, how to taste, and ideas to make it special.

An explanation and free download of the Bridal Shower Jeopardy Game.

13 steps to plan your conference to kick-it-up a notch including themes, venues, sponsors, and more.

Seven steps to explain how to bring different groups of people together to minimize awkwardness.

How to make the most out of small spaces by hanging items, using mini shelves, and drawer organizers based on a girl’s experience with a small kitchen.

Ingredients and instructions to make mom’s twice baked potato casserole.

Ten tips to host your first Murder Mystery Party

The best things that authors Rico and Brendan who wrote Brunch Is Hell said about dinner parties (as told by Chrystina Noel).

Tips and permission to attend a blog conference alone based on my experience from attending over a dozen conferences.

8 places to look for information to put on your holiday year-in-review cards how to choose what to put on it.

Everything you need to know about attending an orchestra concert, focused on the Philadelphia POPS.

As a girl in Philadelphia with an 800 sqft house split between four floors, I’ve learned a thing or two about how to host parties in small spaces. Here are my top 11 tips.

On top of that, I had to ask Aunt Lisa for the recipe. I don’t know about y’all, but in this lovely Italian family of mine it’s definitely a lot of recipes that nobody has ever written down. So I needed to find Aunt Lisa and start asking questions.