Terri Robertson

1 week ago | countryliving.com | Terri Robertson

The 111-year-old dollhouse currently entrusted to Kia Hayes has been in her family for four generations and enjoyed by some 20 children along the way. But for the moment, it’s in her Seattle home for a little TLC. Old dollhouses, it turns out, are a lot like real old houses. Every now and again, they need a quality renovation to ensure they can continue to be passed on to the next generation.

2 weeks ago | countryliving.com | Terri Robertson

When a cabinet full of her grandmother’s heirloom dishes fell off the wall, Michelle Eck was devastated. But, a silver lining—the cabinet remained partially suspended and, incredibly, a cookbook kept one side closed, saving half of the precious dishes inside. The cookbook? Joanna Gaines’s Magnolia Table. Michelle posted a video about it on Instagram, showing the damage and then zooming in on the cookbook.

2 weeks ago | countryliving.com | Terri Robertson

Gizmo has fledged! The bald eaglet officially made parents Jackie and Shadow empty nesters again on Saturday, June 7, at 08:27:44 a.m. PDT. She follows in the footsteps of her sister Sunny, who took her first flight on June 2, a moment that the Steve Miller Band commemorated with a video set to their iconic 1976 hit “Fly Like an Eagle.”The nonprofit Friends of Big Bear Valley’s live eagle nest cam and wide-view cam made it possible for fans worldwide to witness the big moment.

3 weeks ago | countryliving.com | Terri Robertson

Sunny and Gizmo, the beloved bald eaglets of the Friends of Big Bear Valley Eagle Nest Cam in California, have some legendary fans. After Sunny fledged on June 2nd, the Steve Miller Band posted a video on its social platforms to celebrate the milestone. The video begins with eagle parents Jackie and Shadow nesting and follows the eaglets’ journey from eggs to ready-to-fledge, ending with Sunny taking off on her first flight. The soundtrack? “Fly Like an Eagle,” of course.

3 weeks ago | countryliving.com | Terri Robertson

Kristin Chenoweth has once again taken on the role of a good witch with a musical flourish—this time in a delightful new commercial series for the fresh-frozen dog food brand Nom Nom. As “The Enrichment Witch,” she’ll be popping onto your TV and other screens to spread the word about making your pup’s mealtimes a little more magical via flavors, smells, food puzzles, and treat-dispensing toys.