Honey Harris
Born and raised in Pensacola, Honey lived away for 19 years before moving back in 2018. After graduating from Vanderbilt University, she moved to DC where she spent over a decade working on campaigns and consulting for Members of Congress. She and her husband, Chuck, made the decision to come back to Pensacola with their son, Charlie, in 2018. Since then, she has opened her own political and nonprofit consulting firm, welcomed their baby girl Godwin, and is loving every second of being back home with her family.
Pensacola Mom Collective Summer Camp Guide
The 2024 Pensacola Mom Collective Summer Camp Guide is here!
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Thanksgiving: Time for Service and Gratitude
Happy November!
{Also known as that in-between time when skeletons swap out for Santas at a lightning-fast speed, and suddenly every store you enter has the holiday songs on full blast.}
Admittedly, I’m a little rigid...
Pensacola Mom Collective Guide to the Fourth of July
Pensacola, we have an EPIC week of all things America coming up! The Fourth of July falls on a Tuesday this year, which leads us into the Pensacola Beach Blue Angels Air Show. If...
Weathering Hurricane Season
After a childhood of hauling patio furniture in and out and spending several birthdays evacuated from our house, I felt fairly confident in my hurricane season prepping skills. But whether you were a seasoned...
Friday Favorites: Fall Cocktails
Ahhhhh, fall—the season of plaid shirts, boots, scarves, and Pumpkin Spice Lattes. Take a look at any clothing ad for fall seasonal wear, and there is a Starbucks cup front and center. Not to...
Entertaining Kids With Boring Errands
We didn’t take a big family summer vacation this year. To be honest, I didn’t plan ahead of time and the end of the school year snuck up on me. I figured we could...
Sweet Sleep: How Ascension Sacred Heart Can Help
We all know sleep is important for our kids (and us!), but I recently had the chance to chat with Gulnur Com, MD, and Sonia Smith, DNP at the Studer Family Children's Hospital at...
Women’s History Month: Smashing Through the Glass Ceiling at MACH 2
We can all look back on a moment in our school years that had a deep and lasting impact on our lives. For me, it was the suggestion for my history fair project in...
What to Leave In, What to Leave Out in the New Year
The New Year is a great opportunity to take a moment to pause, see what’s working, what’s not, and what might be missing.
New Year’s resolutions often consist of these wonderful habits we plan to...
America’s Day
There are moments in life that make you stop in awe of being part of something much bigger than yourself. I have a crystal-clear memory from when I was no more than five or...