Speaking of improving life in the kitchen, how sweet are these honeys from the Savannah Bee Company? Blended with different mild flavorings, the honeys help to enhance your specific food – tea, cheese or grilled items. Yum! Being a cheese fanatic myself, I’ve honed in on the Cheese Honey. Harvested at the peak of blooming season, this selection is super sweet to compliment the savory flavor of any cheese. I put to the test the website’s promises of “complimenting salty cheeses” and ”taming the tang of a creamy blue” and can attest the honey’s effects. It only made my cheesy experiment that much more delicious. Curious about the buzz?Check out all three of the Savannah Bee Company’s honey pairings. Great as a gift (come on – who wouldn’t love a basket with tea and honey?!) or for your own kitchen, this is one Daily Diamond worth sharing.
For years I’ve wanted to take cooking classes but each time I look into local opportunities, my dreams diminish due to the high price tag that comes with culinary perfection. But now thanks to 
The variety of classes is huge, too! This fall, classes start with the introduction to making fresh pasta. Next up is a class on tips and tricks that will help you sharpen your knife skills with insight on everything from cutlery 101 and cutting techniques to basic knife care. There’s also a fall baking class that will feature sweets for the family. Check 
While catching up on this season’s The Rachel Zoe Project, I held on to something the stylist extraordinaire told Liv Tyler – “A great leather jacket is the timeless closet essential.”. She’s right. What else looks perfect with everything from jeans to a ballgown? So with her quote in mind, I’ve found my own closet essential from designer 
Sorry “Simple Life” haters, what I’m about to say might offend you but… I love Nicole Richie. Sure, she’s had a few mishaps in her life and career, but there’s no doubting her unbelievable sense of style and witty appeal. In 2008, Richie launched the jewelry line, House of Harlow (named after her first-born Harlow), comprised of 60′s/70′s style pieces ranging from the afforable $12.50 to the more expensive $200.
While living in Florence, Italy, I had the pleasure of walking by the Bottega Veneta store on a daily basis. Known for their buttery soft leather handbags and intricate handwork, I’d tease myself by popping inside to dream a little dream. I’d cruise by the simple, sexy dresses and brush my hand against the fine fabrics while I looked at the Arno thinking about the day I’d be able to swipe my Black Amex and pay in full.
Before I met my inspirational boyfriend, I was terrified of color and mixing patterns and textures. Some how, and I’m not sure how, but he makes argyle, plaid, and stripes work – and yes, I’m talking all in the same outfit. While I might not get down like him, I quickly learned that I needed to take tips if I was ever going to fullyexpress myself.
