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The Power of Scent on Memory
Not only does your brain's smell center connect right to its memory center, it also stores long-term memories. So go ahead, take a nice long whiff of that fresh brewed cup of coffee or that pile of old love letters from back in the day. The memories that come flooding back to you are a happy side effect of the way your brain is wired...
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A Short ‘n Sweet History of Roasting Marshmallows
Here ye, Here ye!
“Marshmallow roasts are the newest thing in summer resort diversions!” boasted the New York World on August 5, 1892. "The simplicity of this form of amusement is particularly charming...the idea is sure to grow in favour."
And grow it did...
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What's in a Spray?
It was always our vision to create a line of Home & Body Sprays in addition to our floral diffuser collections; sprays that not only smell great, but clean and freshen the home as well. It was a two-year process, but we did it.
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Nostalgic Penny Candy
Penny candy was more about the experience than the candy itself. It was about taking your cousin or sibling with you and salivating over, what felt like, a gazillion choices of candy. It was about grabbing a brown bag and filling it to the very brim. It was about the trust that the proprietor extended you. He knew you would sample the goods, and that was OK...
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Always Leave a Trail of Kindness
In yellow fields of dandelions,
we’d pluck the fullest ones,
lush and bright as any flower
stretching toward the sun.
With bouquet fists and beads of sweat
To the house!
We ran post haste.
Where Rose’s smile greeted us
And in her hand, a vase...
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The Legendary Rose
My grandmother, Rose, was legendary, and like all legends, seemingly stolen from a fairytale. Timeless and teeming with love and beauty, she was a sight to behold. She touched each soul she sheltered with a heart we all strive to emulate. Unlike the flower that bears her name, she is not shrouded in mythology, and the memories we shared are far from exaggerated...
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