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Southern Travel Tips: Folly Beach, SC

Posted by Stacy Reece on

Folly Beach: A Place to Breathe When it comes to travel, I have had the privilege of staying in some pretty elegant places. I have stayed in enough of them to know that I don’t want to stay in them when I am on vacation. I do not want to be cooped up in a gilded cage for days on end with a tiny refrigerator full of overpriced drinks. I want a full kitchen with a big refrigerator into which I can put whatever I like. And I want to eat whatever I like whenever I like, and I don’t...

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At The Welcome Table Podcast Relaunch - Kate Van Cantfort

Posted by Stacy Reece on

Oh my goodness! The last time I posted on my blog was well over a year ago. I had to smile a little bit when I realized that, because April 2023 was when my dear mama was diagnosed with triple negative breast cancer. Since the doctor told us the news, we have been on a whirlwind of cancer care, including several months of me living with my mother during the final rounds of her chemotherapy and her daily radiation appointments. Along the way, I have been managing the artwork, social media, product design and order fulfillment for our other company, Salvation South. I am...

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How Can You Not Smile Here?

Posted by Stacy Reece on

Stacy finds her tribe at the Beautiful Table Settings Bash in Wetumpka, AL and discovers a tool by Replacements, Ltd., that will drive you wild.

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Gogo's Hobos and Her Legacy of Hospitality

Posted by Stacy Reece on

I think what caught my attention about Gogo and her hobos is that we never really understand the lasting impact of the little kindnesses we do for each other. Our small acts of generosity will echo through the years into the lives of people we don’t know. 

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The Tide PODS Passalong Plant Pot

Posted by Stacy Reece on

As most of you know, I come from a long line of farmers who hate to throw anything out. Even though I live in Atlanta, I still keep every Mason jar I can get my hands on and hoard the black plastic pots that I get from the garden center. I sometimes find a use for these things, but probably not enough to warrant all the extra energy it takes to deal with the clutter they create. I just can’t find an excuse to throw out a perfectly good manufactured item.  I inherited the agri-engineering gene that has been passed...

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