Paris was the only city in our month of travel that we came to twice! The city of lights offers so much to do, see and eat. Here are my favorite things to do in Paris! Opinions are my own and I didn’t receive compensation for my writing. The links above contain affiliate links, which means I… Read More My guide to Paris
An hour from Altus, Oklahoma sits the Wichita Mountains, which provide some proper hiking. So when Ben requested a hike, we piled in the car to Cache, home of the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge. These links contain affiliate links, which means I get a few cents (at no extra cost to you) if you book or buy… Read More A Snowy Hike in the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge
These green beans are some of my favorite things in a dish: easy to make, healthy to eat, tastes amazing, and ready in less than 30 minutes. What more can you ask for of a side dish?? This post contains affiliate links. If you have any questions about this, just click here! All images copyright Teaspoon of Nose.
The Eiffel Tower is unlike anything else. It’s the thing people think of when they think of Paris, one of the most iconic things in all of Europe. So when I planned our trip last summer, I wanted to end it with visiting the Eiffel Tower. The links above contain affiliate links, which means I get… Read More The Most Iconic Spot in Paris: The Eiffel Tower
This hearty curried sweet potato soup is perfect for a winter weeknight dinner! The rich sweet potatoes combine with traditional Thai flavors for a soup that’s a little surprising and always irresistible.
Like most of the country (or so Instagram seems to be telling me), we got snow last weekend! The timing was perfect, because my brother came to visit the Wednesday before and it snowed Thursday night, meaning we got a good mix of Oklahoma winter and exciting snow days. As our first guest in town,… Read More Snow day memories
I love fiction. Nonfiction has its place, but fiction reigns in my reading world. Of the 93 books I read this year, a whopping 65 of them were fiction. While I’m trying to read more nonfiction, mysteries and fantasies have my heart. There’s no clear theme among what I read this year, but I did… Read More Best reads of 2016: fiction edition