Everyday Hospitality. Connecting with others by using your home, your time, resources, and your passion for making others feel welcomed and loved. This is done through your home, community, and across the world. Everyday hospitality is going about your everyday life but looking for ways to recognize places where you can invest in others.
Having guests in your home is always fun. I love having overnight guests. Over the years, I’ve learned a few things about preparing my home for guests. Here are my five best essentials for overnight guests to have a comfortable and enjoyable stay. Five best essentials for overnight guests. 1. Fresh sheets Have fresh linens…
The Kentucky Derby is a time of year that brings both Kentucky locals and out-of-towners together to celebrate the most exciting two minutes in sports. The Kentucky Derby takes place the first Saturday in May and festivities kick off 2 weeks before. There are many events taking place over this period for people of all…
Shania Twain said, “A friend is someone who knows the song in your heart and can sing it back to you when you have forgotten the words.” Friendships with other women are integral to a woman’s well-being. Research has shown that friendships provide many benefits, such as improved quality of life, reduced loneliness, increased self-esteem,…
What is Untouchable Hospitality vs. Intentional Hospitality? When someone has opened up their home, they will approach hospitality in two different ways, Untouchable or Intentional. The hardest part of this is both are good because the host is trying to open up their home but has not yet figured out the best way to go…
Every new mom needs a little help. Hospitality is important to every new mom, no matter what type of birth they have experienced. New Moms are tired and need some help with the first few weeks after bringing the baby home from the hospital. You can provide them with help by simply doing one of…
A lot of people have misconceptions about what hospitality means. They may think that it only includes being hospitable to strangers or guests in your home, but that is not the case at all. Hospitality starts with the people in your home. Especially your husband. Make sure he knows he’s loved and cared for every…