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Homemaking Seasonal Ramble Spring 2026

Updated: 7 hours ago

with special guest, Jessica Fisher



Spring has sprung with new life, new growth and a new kind of podcast episode on The Art of Home. Today, I am bringing you the first seasonal ramble with myself and Jessica Fisher. 


We kick off this relaxed, mostly unscripted, conversation with some spring-related icebreaker questions, then we chat books and simple seasonal cooking (including lunch prep, yogurt, homemade roast beef, flavored syrups and more). 


We cover what we are watching, or not watching, current favorite things, spring home projects and what we are doing to age with grace as 2 menopausal 50-something-year-olds. We even touch a bit on Easter traditions. Like I said, it's a ramble. I hope you enjoy coming along with us!



SHOW NOTES


CONNECT WITH JESSICA


MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE


SPRING ICEBREAKER QUESTIONS

Jessica's Signature Spring Picnic Dish | Italian Sandwiches


Allison's Signature Spring Picnic Dish | Tortellini Salad


BOOKS


Jessica is reading Broken Bread by Tilly Dillehay and That Hideous Strength by CS Lewis (Ransom Trilogy, Book 3 of 3)


Allison is reading Miss Buncle's Book by DE Stevenson (Miss Buncle Series, Book 1 of 4) and On Writing Well by William Zinsser


COOKING & EATING


Jessica is cooking & eating all the homemade staples.


Allison is cooking & eating lots of weekly lunch prep items along with Lavender Simple Syrup for lemonade and iced tea.


WATCHING

Jessica is getting her 70s Los Angeles nostalgia fix with episodes of the detective series, Columbo, currently streaming on Prime.


Allison is in a streaming wasteland, but enjoys visually calm and pleasing homemaking content on YouTube. A new favorite is Veronika Leafless.


CURRENT FAVORITE THINGS

Jessica is enjoying her yogurt strainer (Allison also recommends this one) and mason jar handle lids.


Allison is loving her clip on reading lights and stainless steel kitchen aid flat beater and dough hook attachments.



Easter Traditions



 
 
 
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