Friends don’t let friends get through summer without trying a quintessential tomato sandwich for grownups. This southern staple is a summer eating requirement (right up there with corn-on-the-cob and root beer floats)! What Are Heirloom
To say that this has been a super odd summer would be putting it mildly. The steady stream of awful news and limited options for escapism has made turning off the TV and being whisked away by a good book my favorite summer pastime. Here is a
Real talk. I’m not a fan of washing my hair. I’m a 2x week washer (at the most) but when I’m working out a lot in the summertime, my roots get oily. I recently discovered this Apple Cider Vinegar (ACV) hair rinse by dpHue and
This sweet and savory Whole-30 3-ingredient fruit salsa elevates a simple grilled protein (chicken, fish, pork, steak), makes a great topping for tacos and burritos and is a delicious appetizer when served with chips. With summer fruit at its
If you haven’t had avocado toast topped with bacon, do you even brunch? It’s the quintessential brunch dish and it’s so dang easy to make. Plus it’s super versatile because you can add all kinds of additional toppings. My
The June 2020 Grownup Dish Newsletter features a yummy summer cocktail, quaranstreaming picks, a T-shirt that benefits Black Lives Matter and my favorite new sunscreen. Also the BeautyCounter Friends & Family sale runs until next Tues.
Raising kids (or grandkids) in today’s toxic environment of constant negative news is a challenge. There’s never been a more important time to teach children compassion, kindness, empathy and to value ALL forms of diversity. And, you
Mother’s Day is right around the corner and I’m back with a new list of favorite products and gift ideas that are great for the favorite woman in your life (and also for YOU)! And since we are all sheltering in place, everything can be
Oh how do I love thee, Chicken Queso Soup … let me count the ways. You’re cheesy (like queso dip) but also a little bit spicy, very creamy, very hearty, and oh so delicious. And you’re super easy to make with leftover
The April 2020 Grownup Dish newsletter is in a slightly different format because we are living in (more than) slightly different times. In it you’ll find my thoughts on the current Covid-19 pandemic, lots of links and recommendations, new
![](https://scontent-atl3-1.cdninstagram.com/v/t51.2885-15/e35/s320x320/117373089_3149891488422046_7065859180781746707_n.jpg?_nc_ht=scontent-atl3-1.cdninstagram.com&_nc_cat=110&_nc_ohc=yhJHsbQc5fcAX_poLpl&oh=0b808ff472eecb5800b6814d711b2c66&oe=5F5CF2E4 "A few weeks ago there was a terrible smell in my car. It smelled like sour milk. Maybe I spilled a coffee in the car at some point? Who knows!
I tried cleaning my floor mats. Didn\'t help. Then I went to the car wash and had my car interior professionally cleaned. It was a little better but still stinky.
Then I tried Home Edition Charcoal Bags (recommended by Young House Love - my favorite #diy and #homeimprovement blog) and voila - the smell is GONE. I purchased a set of four bags on Amazon for $20. You \\"charge\\" them once a month by leaving them in the sun and then put them wherever you need odors removed. You can use them over and over.
Ideal for any stinky areas - laundry hampers, gym bags, diaper pails, closets ... and the front seat of my car! I was skeptical but they really, really work.
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