H and I moved this past weekend to a new home that we absolutely love. I cannot let boxes sit for long, so I unpacked quickly and somewhat obsessively. I wanted to feel settled as soon as possible so that I could focus on details and decor! Currently, our master bathroom is being renovated, and…
Tips for a Smooth Move
I am to be moving this weekend from my one-bedroom apartment to a new two-bedroom condo with H. Moving can be rather stressful and emotional (see my post on coping with house nostalgia), and I have found that taking a methodical, step-by-step approach works best. Here’s what I’ve done that may help you as well:…
What to Do When Anticipating Spring
It was raining and sleeting yesterday. Today it feels bitterly cold. I’m all about embracing the season at hand, but once it’s March, I crave warm weather. Spring break and beach vacations are suddenly so near. Here’s a few ways I’ve been surviving this (hopefully) last blast of super cold weather: A hydrating facial This…
Everyday Spring Looks in Rose Tones
My favorite colors have always been light blue and white (which, I know, is not really a color), but recently, I’ve become enamored with pink. This feminine color feels perfect for transitioning to spring, and brings to mind new buds and blooms. Wearing pink reminds me that winter is ending, and soon the earth will…
Coping with House Nostalgia
Moving is hard. Not only is it time-consuming and stress-inducing, but it can be rather emotional. So many memories are tied to the places we live. We associate periods of time and seasons of life with our homes. Currently, I am experiencing two big home-related changes. In one, my parents are renovating the house where…
Comfortable + Versatile Spring Activewear
I recently read that if you have cute exercise clothes, you’re more likely to work out. It sounds silly, but I believe it. Who doesn’t love wearing something they love? Feeling good in your active gear is just going to translate to feeling good in your practice, whatever that may be (for me, mostly yoga)….
