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.

Misunderstood Rules About Tipping in America

1. Tipping Isn’t Optional—It’s Part of the Wage System In the U.S., tipping isn’t just a nice thing to do—it’s […]

15 Popular U.S. States People Are Leaving in Droves

1. Louisiana Louisiana’s population has been adversely affected by natural disasters, with Hurricane Ida in 2021 causing a 2% economic

12 RV Parks in the US That Are Surprisingly Luxurious

1. Bluewater Key RV Resort – Key West, Florida For those dreaming of a tropical paradise, Bluewater Key RV Resort

12 Things Europeans Find Odd About American Supermarkets

1. The Sheer Size of the Stores One of the first things Europeans notice about American supermarkets is their massive

13 Vintage Kitchen Gadgets Your Grandma Swore By

1. Old-Fashioned Butter Dish The vintage butter dish in Grandma’s kitchen wasn’t just for holding butter—it was an emblem of

14 Canned Foods from the 1950s That No One Eats Now

1. Canned Beef Stew Beef stew in a can was a quick meal for many busy families during the 1950s,

13 Bizarre Laws from America’s Wild West Era

1. Don’t Inquire Into a Person’s Past The Wild West didn’t rely on written laws. Instead, they relied on The