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When I first heard Caroline suggest the idea of using wine corks to hold place cards for her Rehearsal Dinner... All I could think was "CHALLENGE ACCEPTED."
I realized that the actual wine-drinking would not be my biggest contribution, but still, I thought I'd finally found the upside to being "the crafty one." But my excitement was short-lived. Did you realize that stores actually sell wine corks? Like, not in wine? Convenient, and unfortunate.
Here's my HOW TO!
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There is a term in dance, which is to dance “full-out.” In rehearsal, it means that you do the movements as you would perform them, rather than “marking” out your spacing and counts to preserve your energy. A less poetic explanation of dancing full-out might be “not half-assing it.”
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In honor of Cinco de Mayo, this week, I'm sharing my new favorite and super simple dip. QUESO FLAMEADO! We made it this weekend in honor of our #CincoDeMays blow-out, but I really think it's wonderful for any occasion. In fact, I may have an addiction. Like, seriously. I've bought my own cast iron pan just so I can make it again this weekend.
Get the recipe here!
Read MoreA book review of one of my personal favorites and continual re-reads, The Island by Elin Hilderbrand.
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Photo by Elissa R Photography
Including biblical literature for the sake of including it felt inauthentic, which was the last thing I wanted to feel that day.
Read MoreThe future Mrs. May had one last request – something glamorous to add to her up-do once the veil came off.
Read MoreAs a long-displaced Texan (first in New Orleans, and now in St. Louis, MO) the area most lacking in my life is access to authentic Tex-Mex.
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The glowing future Mr. and Mrs. May before the festivities began
Okay, so smaller than the wedding? That’s the only criteria for an engagement party, right?
Read MoreThe May Daily is: an acknowledgement that yes, we have no idea what we’re doing, but we’re figuring it out. One day at a time.
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