5 Holiday Tips to Keep Your Waistline
December 20, 2011 by Fayette Woman
Filed under Diet
Five tricks for celebrating the holidays with smart and satisfying choices (ARA) – Celebrating with friends and family over the holidays can lead to one too many glasses of eggnog and slices of pumpkin pie. But just because the holidays include decadent indulgences, it doesn’t mean you have to sacrifice the celebrations and treats you [...]
Chocolate Truffles (12 Days of Cookies, Recipe #12)
December 19, 2011 by Kristin Girard
Filed under Food
I make this cookie to give to friends and neighbors at Christmastime. I used to make a big assortment of cookies, but this is the one everyone kept asking about and commenting on, so now I’ve streamlined and this has become my “go-to” cookie. I usually double or triple the recipe because they freeze well. [...]
Let Your Little Elves Deck the Halls!
December 17, 2011 by Fayette Woman
Filed under Decor
Time to Deck the Halls? Even Your Little Ones Can Help! By Nicole Tyler Blair Any mother with small children knows how much they love being little helpers, especially during the holidays. But it can be more than just fun bonding time for parents and kids; Liz Martin, a pre-K teacher at The Goddard School [...]
Sugar Cookies (12 Days of Cookies, Recipe #11)
December 17, 2011 by Fayette Woman
Filed under Food
For many of us, making Christmas cookies–especially as a shared activity with family members–is a must-do holiday tradition. (The rest of us will just be content with eating Christmas cookies as a holiday tradition.) We’re excited to share some of the best cookie recipes ever published in Fayette Woman, including award-winning confections from our annual [...]
PTC Garden Club Shows Off Holiday Centerpieces from the Garden
December 16, 2011 by Bonnie Helander
Filed under Etcetera, Garden Views
The Peachtree City Garden Club held its annual Christmas Brunch on December 15 and club members decorated the tables with eye-popping centerpieces created from natural elements in their gardens. Take a look at these festive and fun centerpieces and get inspired to design your own holiday focal points with greenery from your outside space. It’s [...]
Rudolph Cookies (12 Days of Cookies, Recipe #10)
December 16, 2011 by Fayette Woman
Filed under Food
For many of us, making Christmas cookies–especially as a shared activity with family members–is a must-do holiday tradition. (The rest of us will just be content with eating Christmas cookies as a holiday tradition.) We’re excited to share some of the best cookie recipes ever published in Fayette Woman, including award-winning confections from our annual [...]
Chocolate Balls (12 Days of Cookies, Recipe #9)
December 15, 2011 by Fayette Woman
Filed under Food
For many of us, making Christmas cookies–especially as a shared activity with family members–is a must-do holiday tradition. (The rest of us will just be content with eating Christmas cookies as a holiday tradition.) We’re excited to share some of the best cookie recipes ever published in Fayette Woman, including award-winning confections from our annual [...]
A Live Christmas Tree Buying Guide
December 14, 2011 by Fayette Woman
Filed under Merry and Bright
By Andrea Woroch Oh tannenbaum, oh tannenbaum, how lovely is thy tax situation. Less than 24 hours after the Department of Agriculture announced they were slapping a 15-cents per tree tax on Christmas tree growers, the Obama administration backed off on the plan. The idea, hatched by the tree growers themselves was to fund a [...]
Lace Cookies (12 Days of Cookies, Recipe #8)
December 14, 2011 by Fayette Woman
Filed under Food
For many of us, making Christmas cookies–especially as a shared activity with family members–is a must-do holiday tradition. (The rest of us will just be content with eating Christmas cookies as a holiday tradition.) We’re excited to share some of the best cookie recipes ever published in Fayette Woman, including award-winning confections from our annual [...]
17 Ways to Save During the Holidays
December 13, 2011 by Fayette Woman
Filed under Finances
’Tis the Season for Saving: 17 Tips to Keep Your Holiday Spending Habits off the Naughty List The holidays are upon us, and in addition to festive time spent with family and friends, for most of us it means a lot of money spent on holiday gifts and other once-a-year expenses. But, warns Leslie Greenman, [...]
Thumbprint Cookies (12 Days of Cookies, Recipe #7)
December 13, 2011 by Fayette Woman
Filed under Food
For many of us, making Christmas cookies–especially as a shared activity with family members–is a must-do holiday tradition. (The rest of us will just be content with eating Christmas cookies as a holiday tradition.) We’re excited to share some of the best cookie recipes ever published in Fayette Woman, including award-winning confections from our annual [...]
Snickerdoodles (12 Days of Cookies, Recipe #6)
December 12, 2011 by Fayette Woman
Filed under Food
For many of us, making Christmas cookies–especially as a shared activity with family members–is a must-do holiday tradition. (The rest of us will just be content with eating Christmas cookies as a holiday tradition.) We’re excited to share some of the best cookie recipes ever published in Fayette Woman, including award-winning confections from our annual [...]
