I have a confession.
If I ever win the lottery, one of my dreams would be to open a winery. But there’s one big problem (besides the lack of money) I know literally nothing about wine.
That’s where one of my new favorite books comes in.
I’ve been an avid reader since childhood and can happily spend hours perusing the library shelves for my next read.
So, when the pandemic hit and libraries closed in-person services, I was forced to reevaluate how I choose what to read next.
In this post, I’m sharing my top 4 ways to make sure your reading list never runs dry.
This month started off kind of slow, but ended up being a surprisingly good month of reading!
Here’s the list:
-Eaters of the Dead by Michael Crichton
-On Looking by Alexandra Horowitz
-A Walk in the Woods by Bill Bryson
-Normal People by Sally Rooney
-Secrets and Lies by Selena
Montgomery
-Stamped: Racism, Antiracism, and You
by Jason Reynolds; Ibram X Kendi
In this post, I’m sharing which books you NEED to read.. and the one you can probably skip.
You know those face wash commercials where the actor dramatically splashes their face with water from the sink, shooting water literally everywhere?
Well, facial mists deliver that same satisfying clean, cooling feeling without forcing you to mop up your entire bathroom. So… you could say I’m a bit obsessed with trying out new mists.
In this post, I’m sharing my thoughts and experience using Thayer’s Awakening Facial Mist and whether or not it’s worth the price tag.
With this weekend marking the start of spring, I wanted to share a bucket list of fun activities to welcome in the new season!
In this post, I’m sharing the 5 activities you need to try.
I’ve been slowly making my way through ‘On Looking: A Walker’s Guide to the Art of Observation’ by Alexandra Horowitz and have been absolutely entranced by the idea of hidden worlds that most of us miss.
In this post, I’m diving into one simple way you can practice mindfulness while out for an ordinary walk.
It’s easy, I promise!
February was a weird month for me. I feel like I hit a pandemic wall and struggled to find books that could keep my interest. I had two books I started but didn’t finish, which is highly unusual for me! I usually try to tough it out unless a book is really, really bad.
That said, I did still manage to read five books, including what might be one of my favorite fiction books for the entire year! (Yes, I know it’s only the beginning of March.. but I feel pretty strongly about this.)
Without further ado, let’s get to it.
After reading glowing reviews of the ESARORA Ice Roller, I knew I had to try it out for myself.
In today’s post, I’m breaking down the 7 benefits you could see from using an ice roller on your face and neck and my personal experience with it.
This not a product review you’ll want to miss!
It’s time for another round-up of my current obsessions!
This month the list includes a romantic Netflix series, a killer 10-minute ab workout, and a potentially life-changing audiobook.
After being inspired by Grace Atwood of The Stripe (who was inspired by Cupcakes and Cashmere), I wanted to pass this question along to all of you:
What are you looking forward to?
With all of the uncertainty and anxiety of the past year, it’s nice to pause a moment and just daydream about what’s to come. Good things. Fun things. New places. Adventures.
In this post, I’m sharing four things I’m looking forward to!