
Nicole Letts
Writer at Freelance
#Atlanta journalist. Purveyor of fine prosecco and chronic carb loader.
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1 day ago |
southernliving.com | Nicole Letts
Due to their damp living quarters, liners are prone to mildew and mold. By Nicole LettsPublished on April 23, 2025 Photo: Irina Shpiller/Getty Images Key Takeaways Replace your shower curtain liner every 3-6 monthsEnsure the liner doesn’t sit in water Clean regularly to prolong its lifecycle Interior designers and home enthusiasts will tell you there is no better opportunity to have some fun than in a powder room. Here, tiny spaces turn into sophisticated jewel boxes.
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2 weeks ago |
southernliving.com | Nicole Letts
Nearly 70 unknown pieces from the celebrated literary author are now on display. By Nicole LettsPublished on April 6, 2025 Photo: Georgia College & State University Flannery O’Connor is one of the South’s preeminent authors. Praised for her Southern Gothic stories and novels, O’Connor is celebrated for writing provocative pieces that left a lasting mark on the literary world.
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2 weeks ago |
southernliving.com | Nicole Letts
And not just because of the cycling Easter bunny. By Nicole LettsPublished on April 5, 2025 Photo: © TriStar/courtesy Everett Collection When my brother was a toddler, the opening credits of Steel Magnolias would send him running toward the television. He’d plop himself down for the entire flick, anxiously awaiting his favorite part: The debut of the Easter Bunny, who, if you’ve seen the film, ultimately rides off into the sunset on the back of a motorcycle.
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2 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Nicole Letts
When my brother was a toddler, the opening credits of Steel Magnolias would send him running toward the television. He’d plop himself down for the entire flick, anxiously awaiting his favorite part: The debut of the Easter Bunny, who, if you’ve seen the film, ultimately rides off into the sunset on the back of a motorcycle. What toddler dreams are made of, am I right?!Now, as a 35-year-old father of two, it doesn’t strike quite the same chord, but it does make us giggle over the memories.
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1 month ago |
southernliving.com | Nicole Letts
Southern hospitality extends beyond a sweet tea and a slice of pie. Of course, as any grandmother will tell you, those things are important, too, but the core of hospitality is creating a sense of comfort where visitors (and family) feel truly at ease. Think bountiful throw pillows, fluffy blankets, and inviting guest bedrooms. When the cool mountain nights or damp coastal mornings settle in, the right comforter becomes a crucial part of that homey equation.
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This is quite a fun way to start the weekend! Find my not so side side hustle on @CountryLiving today! https://t.co/WoqwBZi8WE

Besides being triggering, it’s much too late for Father’s Day pitches from PRs, IMO. Blah.

Wtf is episode 4 of “Queen Charlotte.” I demand more. This does not count as a full episode. #queencharlotte