Rose-colored retreat graces Main Street in Trappe
(This article is part of a series that spotlights historic farmhouses in Caroline, Dorchester,...
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Month: September 2022
Explore next generation of cooking
The other day I heard a term that really resonated with me: “Back to School Nesting,” used to describe when you are gathering school supplies, decluttering workspaces and getting your “nest” ready to slide into back-to-school...
Read MoreAsters brandish a legacy as endearing as their appearance
Along with asters being an attractive flower, it also has an intriguing history. Its name comes from the Greek word for star, referring to the shape of its flowers. Their flower heads appear as a single flower but with a closer...
Read MoreBringing dollhouse dream homes to life
In the realm of childhood wonder, the playful possibilities opened up by a dollhouse’s miniature world often loomed large. While still most often the stuff of beloved memories, the good news is that you don’t have to be a kid to...
Read MoreJulia A. Purnell Museum can be a treat
(Editor’s note: DeeDee Wood is the owner of Black Cat Curiosities, an online antiques research and sales venue. This is first of a three-part “Eastern Shore Antiques Road Trip” series that will run through the November issue.)...
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