A small town Girl's treat in a big city kitchen and a giveaway!

I met Sarah two years ago when she started working for the same newspaper company I worked for. I immediatly liked Sarah. She is bubbly, honest, kind but real.

She is a baker. Something I struggle with. So I asked her to guest post about her favorite topic. Click here to read her delicous post and don't forget to register to win "Delicisouly Southern" here.

It's giveaway time: deliciously southern cookbook

Tomorrow my wonderful friend Sarah Jane Jones will be guest blogging for me. She is a Georgia-born baker who has been transplanted to Chicago. 

So in her honor I am giving away a southern cookbook: Deliciously Southern by Aletia DuPree. 

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Raising a baby on a second hand budget: Clothing on a dime.

No one can deny that having a baby is expensive. But it doesn’t have to break the bank. I was amazed when registering for our baby the amount of things people think you need. 

Guess what? 
You don’t.  

So here are some tips to dressing that baby on a budget. 

Georgia Cornbread made with Alabama Pecans

If pecan pie and pound cake fell in love, got married and had a baby it would be Georgia Cornbread.

My mother-in-law made this at Christmas and it was fantastic. I kept thinking about it and thinking about it. Then I found a huge bag of pecans in my deep freezer. My GDaddy had given them to me. How did I forget those???

Have you seen the price for pecans? Girl, when you find some in your freezer you eat them and giggle that they didn't cost you a penny.

I wanted to make something different. And my supplies are dwindling. But Georgia cornbread provided the answer. I have all the. Click here for more.

A garden, a baby and a side porch

Let's get down to business of why were here on Take it on Tuesday: my husband built me a raised bed garden for our vegetables. We were so late getting things planted! Click here for more.