When it comes to sustainability, I don’t have all the answers or all the perfect habits. Read: I have very few answers and only some good habits…. Read The Post
Tiny Wins
Well, by now I’ve been practicing social distancing for over a month and time seems like a made up construct. Anyone else? It feels like… Read The Post
Burnt Orange Style Inspiration for Spring
Burnt orange. Deep brown. Rust. Orange-y red. Whatever you choose to call this color, I’m into it. Deep, rich colors like this typically seem to… Read The Post
3×5 | The Book Edition 03
As usual, grab a hot cup of tea (or beverage of choice, there’s no wrong answer here) and settle in for my early spring 2020… Read The Post
Working From Home Without Losing Your Sanity
It’s been a weird couple of weeks, can we all agree on that? I’m taking a deep breath here. I hope you are too. It’s… Read The Post
The Grid / 12
Dogs + Trees I took a little break from Instagram posting in January, sort of to ~reset~ and sort of because I just didn’t feel… Read The Post
What I’ve Gained From Sleeping More
The past couple of years, especially, I’ve found myself focusing in on my sleep habits, writing down dreams, and in general prioritizing a full 8 (ok, 8+) hours of sleep each night. Here’s what I’ve gained from sleeping more.
6 Of My Current Favorites
I am a creature of habit. When I find something that works, something I love, I stick with it. Here are 6 current favorites from… Read The Post
Thoughts on Goal Setting One Month Into The Year
With February now underway, I recently took some time to revisit the goals I made at the start of 2020, and think over what steps I can take in this new month to work toward them. Maybe, I’ve realized, February is actually a really good month to be thinking of this. Goal setting one month into the new year? I’ve got some thoughts.
Looks I’m Loving | February 2020 Style Inspiration
I find the process of gathering and curating style inspiration so important. It’s too easy to get caught up in constantly purchasing and buying and wanting – searching for visual inspiration, then, helps me work (and rework) with what I already own.