“[It] can and does mean literally Bless Your Heart, I hope you’re doing well, I’m sending you a blessing, I’m sending you ...

Your compiler overheard a parishioner after church the other day saying to another, “Bless your biggol’ heart!”   Hearing ...

In the South, we prefer not to be rude, but we can be creatively honest. That’s where “Bless your heart” comes in. It is less of a phrase and more ...

Others are — well, not impossible ... One mom responded: “Bless your heart! Please don't ever delete this. I'd love to see the 12 month postpartum update to see the report card on this ...