One of my favorite things about the holidays is the sweet treats and fresh-baked cookies. I have some favorites, many have chocolate, but others have something even better, a great story. This recipe comes by way of Ryan’s Grandma, Sue. She lived well into her 90’s and her life was not met without great struggle. As a young woman and… Keep Reading…
For as long as I can remember, the candy cane cookie on any holiday cookie platter has been my favorite. Here’s why: They’re festive as you know what. They’re the cutest cookies on the platter. I love peppermint. The recipe calls for a touch of salt. I love a cookie that has a touch of salt. As cute as these… Keep Reading…
Last year as I was very slowly skiing my way down the mountain in Steamboat, CO, I spotted some friends at a little shack-type bar off to the side. Naturally, I skied my way into the spot where you park your skis and awkwardly stomped my way over to our group. It was at this apres ski where I learned… Keep Reading…
It is safe to assume that these days most people are spending more time in their kitchen than they ever have before in their lives. Thanks, COVID19. I, for one, feel like all I do is cook, serve, eat, clean, and repeat. The inner cooking goddess in me knows how much my fellow home chefs would appreciate and love some… Keep Reading…
Here at The Sister Project, self-care is a top priority as we are all about mindful cozy wellbeing. Ever since I was young, I loved a good self-help book, yoga, time in nature, daily wellness rituals, and different potions and tools to help me feeling optimal. As a yoga instructor, I live in the land of self-care, but even so,… Keep Reading…
“No one who achieves success does so without acknowledging the help of others. The wise and confident acknowledge this help with gratitude. “ – Alfred North Whitehead Even during The COVID19 pandemic, when it feels a lot like the world is falling apart around us, we (Lauren and me) have much to be thankful for and we wanted to extend… Keep Reading…
‘Tis the season to shop for loved ones…and maybe even yourself for weathering 2020. When choosing where to shop from for the holidays (and always), the convenience of Amazon is nice, but it’s also an easy out. During the holidays (and all year long) it’s really important to think about all the shop owners, creators, and entrepreneurs who work… Keep Reading…
It took us nearly 7 years to figure this whole blog thing out, but I think we finally get it. You want great food and drink recipes and ways to maximize your own cozy wellbeing at home. We have a lot up our sleeves and where we lack, like let’s say… in the eggnog department, well, that is where… Keep Reading…
I’ll never forget my very first mulled wine experience…it was love at first sip. I was at Chicago’s Christkindle Market at Daley Plaza enjoying the ambiance of the holiday markets when I decided to join the masses and order warm spiced wine in a mini, commemorative mug. Just the smell of mulled wine gives me all the holiday, cozy vibes… Keep Reading…
Our nordic friends know a thing or two when it comes to embracing cold weather. They embrace a love for the outdoors or Friluftsliv, which is a lifestyle we might consider if we want to come out of winter during a pandemic in a good headspace. I am on a mission to inspire all of the winter hating Debby Downers… Keep Reading…
Here at The Sister Project, our mission is to help you embrace the cold, dark months ahead by embracing your inner hygge. Or in other words, creating ways to enhance your ambiance with lighting, textiles, delicious things to eat and drink, and smells that will make you long for bonfires and balsam fir. Our Cozy Gift Guide includes everything one… Keep Reading…
We’re moving into the time of the year where we hunker down with a really good book, glass of wine or cup of coffee/tea, so I thought I’d throw a few recommendations your way. Some of these books I am currently enjoying, others are high on my list to be read. Now, a little on how I make a final… Keep Reading…
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