Whatever I Want It To Be

Outdoor concert at the Wolfe Park Amphitheater

It's finally the weekend, we made it! I am looking forward to this weekend for various reasons. In particular, I do not have any plans. There is not a single place that I have to be at any given time. That has not happened since April. Ok, maybe not April, but not for a really long time. This weekend is whatever I want it to be, and that is a wonderful thing. Tonight, I will start the weekend by watching the opening ceremonies to the Summer Olympics while ordering takeout (USA) and drinking wine (Italian). Obviously, I will be celebrating multiple countries tonight. I wish you all a wonderful weekend, and I leave you with my top three items on my shopping list this week. Cheers!

Such a cute flat for this fall

I love the print on this inkjet scarf

I will be ordering these crinkle fans for my summer wedding

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Seasonal Changes

As most of the country begins their slow decent into the autumn season, Minnesota tends to jump in full force the moment we have one day less than 70 degrees. The leaves are turning beautiful colors of orange, yellow and red, and the chilly weather is making it tough to leave my house in the morning without a jacket and scarf. I welcome the change of seasons and have already made updates to my wardrobe and living spaces. Here are some quick tips on how you can make some easy changes to embrace the autumn season. 1. Stock up on baking items. Do an inventory of your spices, baking ingredients, and tools to see what you need. I just picked up some new cookie sheets from Kitchen Window as my old ones needed to be donated. Baking is much more fun when I know that I already have everything I need, and then I can make my pumpkin bread during the week. 2. Switch your bedding. This is something that a friend of mine showed me, and I am determined to do it this year. Current

#stayhome

I look at this photo and it seems ages ago. I took it while laying in the sun on a hotel rooftop in Miami. In reality, it was only taken 3 weeks ago today almost to the minute. Since then, a pandemic has taken this world by storm. Mother Nature is shouting from the rooftops and people are being forced to listen. We are being told to stay home, don't leave the house unless necessary, and practice social distancing. Such a funny term: social distancing. What will this do to human connection? To human culture? Behavior? Our future perspective in this world is about to go through a massive shift. "Are you ready for this," Mother Nature asks? I sure wasn't. I have been learning so much about myself in the past 2 weeks. How does one react in vastly unknown and uncertain times? I am no longer in a rush to do things. It's strange, I never felt that hurried before but now there is ample time to focus on things I didn't spend that much time on before. Connectin

Online Window Shopping

After a long holiday weekend, I always have a hard time on Mondays getting back into the swing of things. To say the least, it was not my most productive day. I did, however, have a chance to do some online window shopping. This is the act of spending a lot of money mentally, but not actually buying anything. I am trying to be good about spending (although the impulsive bicycle purchase last week did not help), and only buy things that are necessary. However, I am extremely clever in coming up with excuses when I shop, so I have a feeling some of these favorites might end up in a package at my doorstep. Here are a few things that get me through Manic Mondays. Sally Hansen Insta-Dry Top Coat . Aside from Shellac, nothing has dried my nails so quickly. Such a cute colorful wallet . This dress just speaks springtime. Hopefully the weather will be warm enough to wear it soon. Sunnies . Can you ever have too many? My new bicycle

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