In this episode, I dive into the concept of family rules—inspired by the 2007 film Georgia Rule—and how personalizing your household expectations with your own family name can create a meaningful structure at home. From “no dairy in the car” to “don’t husband bash” I share both light-hearted and serious "Duncan Rules" that shape the culture of our home.
Whether you’re a homemaker, newlywed, or simply craving more intention in your day-to-day routine, this episode will spark ideas for creating your own set of guiding values—big and small—for your household. 
 

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Untraditionally Traditional: A Millennial Homemaker

Georgia Rule: Creating Household Standards That Stick

Old world, an old soul, green thumb, home cook...these are all phrases I used to describe myself before I came across the term ”homemaker”. On this podcast, I share what I’ve learned through my journey as a home cook, gardener, and keeper of the home, all while maintaining a full-time work schedule.