autumn

There has been discussion as to whether or not changing the clocks will become a thing of the past in Texas. Is that true?

I have a few fall recipes that, if I had to pick, would "fall" into my top ten favorite recipes for autumn. And this is my second favorite one.

Don't let yourself get so busy that you forget to take care of the person most likely tasked with managing the seasonal busy-ness--YOU.

Texas is one of the top pumpkin-growing states in America. Who knew! And a short road trip will get you inside one of the biggest pumpkin farms in the state.

Wear your costume and have fun along the walking trails by Woldert Pond--games, vendors, candy and more to enjoy along the way.

Texas trees are well-known procrastinators, so we have plenty of time before the autumn leaves reach their peak in early November. We have to ask though; do the leaves here actually turn orange and brown, or do they simply turn a lighter shade of green and fall off?

A wave of pumpkin spice, apple cider, and maple cream everything is coming, and some of us can't wait. Fall in East Texas is the best! The pumpkin patches are about to open too and we've got the info.

I adore walking in the cooler temperatures and seeing the stunning sunsets. There's something kinda magical about walking as the sun begins to set.

I'm always looking for new smoothies. Recently I was looking for something seasonal, and I found just the thing.

Being surrounded by orange and red maple trees and lighting a pumpkin spiced candle makes us nostalgic and in the best of ways.

I was heartbroken when I ran across an article touting warnings about our beloved candles. So, is your vanilla cookie candle wreaking physical havoc on you?

There is such a thing as pumpkin spice overload!