If I’m being honest with you, I don’t even remember what I was mad about. I’m sure, given the time (read: quarantine) it was something inane, something mildly annoying on a normal day yet downright excruciating on a quarantine one. But I really can’t remember…

Y’all, I can honestly say that this is the first time ever, since the inception of this little BurntToast world and my first post, that I have had absolutely no idea what to write about. Yes, as I sit here and type out these words…

**This post contains affiliate links which means that if you purchase any item through a link provided, I will receive a small commission.**   A little while ago I posted a quick little breakfast recipe using Pilsbury Crescent Rolls that got me thinking. First of…

  All three of my kids went to the same little Episcopal preschool in our town. We loved this little school. Our attendance there was not intentional; we actually stumbled into it by chance. It was the only school with a space for Dillon when…

I hope y’all have recovered from the long Labor Day weekend and are working yourself back into the swing of things. For us, returning to routine was a good thing. I find that the entire household works best when structured. If I had my way…

Despite what my husband thinks or what my previous occupation would lead you to believe, I am a very low maintenance woman. I’m not sure if there is a litmus test to prove this and really all of my evidence is circumstantial, but I’m pretty sure…

  Today I have a huge treat for you, dear readers, because I want to introduce you to my friend and fellow blogger, Katy over at Grace in the Crumbs.     I met Katy just a bit ago through a blogger connection group (bet…

Note from Meaghan: Y’all are in for such a treat! My sweet, wonderful and lovably crazy friend Dawn has graciously offered to guest post for me today. If you don’t know Dawn, you’re missing out. She’s a bundle of awesome creative energy and love and…

If you follow me on any social media at all* you probably know by now that I write for an online magazine called The Grit and Grace Project. It’s an amazing thing to be a part of, with a mission to redefine strength as “grit…

When I was a kid, the toughest parenting decisions most people faced were: Is “Dynasty” appropriate viewing for kids ten and under and, Jolt Cola, yes or no. True story.  Sure, it was probably a hair trickier than that, with all of the keeping kids…