Author name: Jessica Garrison

Jessica is a seasoned editorial pro with a BA in English/Writing from Northeastern University and over seven years of experience in the field. She’s currently the Managing Editor at American Charm, where she brings stories to life with her keen eye for detail and love for all things Americana. When she’s not buried in manuscripts, you’ll find her wandering through antique markets, sipping on iced coffee, or lost in the pages of a classic novel. Her passion? Uncovering the rich history, traditions, and little quirks that make American life so fascinating.

12 Things Americans Do That Confuse Even Other Americans

1. Using “Coke” to Mean Any Soda In the South, particularly in states like Georgia, people often use the word […]

12 American Housing Trends That Will Take Over by 2030

1. Tiny Homes as Mainstream Housing According to Autonomous, tiny homes will continue to gain popularity, offering a minimalist approach

Classic American Cars That Are Making a Comeback in 2025

1. Chevrolet Corvette Z06 The Corvette Z06 is returning in 2025 with a vengeance, Motor1 reports. Known for its iconic

American Superstitions That Still Influence People Today

1. Friday the 13th Brings Bad Luck For some, Friday the 13th is just another day, but for many, it’s

12 Things Americans Pay for That Are Free in Other Countries

1. Ambulance Rides In an emergency, the last thing you should have to worry about is how much the ambulance

American Roadside Attractions That Are Completely Fake

1. Paul Bunyan and Babe the Blue Ox – Bemidji, Minnesota This towering statue duo has been luring in travelers

The 12 Most Bizarre American Court Cases in History

1. “The Man Who Sued Michael Jordan for Being Too Similar” Allen Ray Heckard of Portland filed a lawsuit against