“RSS Feed” is a term that is used a lot, especially when it comes to getting subscribers to follow your blog. It is the URL you use to set up email subscription updates with a... | Continue »

It has been your dream to become a published author and the day finally came! You have a hard copy in your hands and it feels awesome! Of course you want everyone to know, you... | Continue »

Brown butter, coconut, and a big pinch of salt makes for some golden toasty flavors in this simple shortbread. | Continue »

February's FREE wallpaper is now available! This picture was taken back in 2011 during a stop in at Fritz Pastry in Chicago (see the full post about it here) and it has been one of my favorite snapshots to date. I know Macarons are crazy cute and all the rage... | Continue »

As the fourth largest driver of Web traffic with an audience dominated by women, Pinterest has found its niche in... | Continue »

Lately I've been obsessed with planting itty bitty succulents in teeny-tiny planters, mugs, and glasses. Every time I look at something lately I imagine sticking a plant in it. I'm always looking for different kinds of succulents to work with, so I've amassed a small army of bulbous green minions.... | Continue »

We're celebrating Typepad's 10th birthday of knocking around the internet, and what better way to add to the festivities than with a brand new theme? Check it-- Loft in "Brick" Loft is a modern theme,... | Continue »

Time flies when you're having fun. Amazingly, Say Media's Typepad is celebrating a decade of making it easy share your... | Continue »

So as a lot of you have probably figured out, I am really obsessed with terrariums or anything inside glass domes/jars/etc. And I love miniatures. So I have had this idea for a long time...it just took me a while to bring it to life. One day I was playing... | Continue »

Today we are happy to announce some much needed updates to the Theme Builder. We have even more updates we'll be providing this year, but this first batch of changes were a bit overdue. First... | Continue »

Today, we want to address the recent spam attack that caused many of our bloggers to experience a sudden and very unfortunate influx of comment spam. We were just as frustrated as you were by... | Continue »

Welcome to the Typepad Master Class! If you've ever wanted to delve into more advanced trickery with your blog's design, the Master Class is for you. Topics covered in this series are for the adventurous... | Continue »

Welcome to Typepad 101! Whether you want to add some new features to your blog's design, or simply make your blog more functional, Typepad 101 has you covered. This tip is suitable for bloggers at... | Continue »

By now, you'll all have heard the rather sad news that effective July 1, 2013, Google Reader will be shutting down. If you like to read blogs in an organized, easily digestible way (like we... | Continue »

Last week I discovered that the headquarters of Who North America is here in Indianapolis! You can find them online here or you can check them out on Facebook here. And so this morning, we headed over there for a visit to check out all of the fun toys, memorabilia... | Continue »

There's an nice little write-up about me in the newest issue (August) of Inked Magazine. If you click to enlarge, I think you should be able to read it (if'n you'd like to.) Even though my own skin holds no... | Continue »

Thanks to Tales for Karina's giveaway posted last week, I discovered the crazy talented and super sweet work of Mab Graves! After stalking her work for what seemed like a LONG time, I noticed that this awesome lady lives right in my hometown of Indy. I was so excited that... | Continue »

Pinterest is a "virtual pinboard" that lets you organize and share all the beautiful things you find on the web. Whether you're planning a wedding, remodeling a home, looking for new recipes to try, or... | Continue »

Day Six Obesity seems to be on everyone's minds these days, and as a result, on everyone's lips, in every newspaper, on every television, pretty much everywhere else. Though I am, of course, concerned with the health of my neighbors, and the sad state of our food supply here in what is supposedly a first world country, I have been feeling a certain itch whenever the subject is brought up. This is me. I'm not a small person, but I don't think that I am alarmingly large either. I would consider myself on the large side of medium when it... | Continue »