Thinking of You Week starts today! Thinking of You Week is an annual celebration of greeting cards and snail mail that has been around since 2014 and is gaining momentum recently. There is a special kind of joy that you get with snail mail that you just don't with a simple text or email.

Pandemic life has thrown us all for a loop, but there are some positives too. For one, many of us have discovered new hobbies to help us pass the quarantine time. Any new plant moms and dads out there? Any avid readers? Or send any snail mail lately?

Bao is a Chinese dimsum item that comes in many forms, but in essence, is a pastry that consists of bread on the outside and some kind of filling on the inside. The filling can range from BBQ pork to mushrooms, to leafy green veggies, to shrimp, custard, to red bean jam—you name it. The name "bao" literally means "to wrap" in Chinese—a food that is wrapped in bread.

As we navigate these strange times, at some point, April has quietly begun. April is a bit of a special month for us here at Occasionalish—it ...

Oh Valentine's Day, an adorable holiday filled with hearts and candies. If you didn't know already, I absolutely love gift giving. And one of my fa...

Hi! It's Candy here, with Occasionalish. It has been one whole year since I officially started Occasionalish. When I started last year, I wasn't ...

December really snuck up on us—seems like fall only just started, but here we are in the last month of the year! We have been working hard behind the scenes here at Occasionalish, but it's important to take time to enjoy the small moments of peace and warmth too.

Are you ready for Halloween yet? At Occasionalish, we have been enjoying this spooky season with some DIY crafting (as we always do)! Here are some fun and easy crafts we came up with and how to make them, if you'd like to join along!

Want to help your kids acquire acknowledge about this springtime festival in an enjoyable way? These fun Easter coloring pages are perfect for ge...

Many companies have made it a tradition to send out gifts to their clients and partners from time to time. Of course, companies can send out gifts to clients at any time of the year, whether it’s to wish them a happy festive period, a happy birthday or just to let them know that they are being thought of..

We all have those coworkers and/or employees that make the work place a bit better for us. They may be funny, or trustworthy. Something worth your appreciation from time to time. You may not be the best of friends outside of work, but at work, they would be classified as “bestie”. So how do you give small gifts to them?

Long distance relationships, in any capacity, tend to get a bad rap. Whether you move in childhood from your friends, you attend a different college, or you accept a position in another state, your friendships should be able to withstand the distance. Often times, because of the bad reputation long distance has, we don’t know how to manage our friendships from a distance.. So what are some things you can do to ensure your long distance friendship doesn’t drift any further than the miles between you?