[…] and dedicated to doing the best they could with the crowd. After dinner, we were pretty exhausted so we headed back to the hotel. The concert or festival was still taking place with even more people out in the streets around Old Town Plaza. It was impossible to walk without bumping into people. This […]
[…] trip, he woke us at 6am on a Saturday calling from Standin’ on the Corner Park and sang us that part from “Take it Easy.” As a music and Eagles fan, it was a highlight from his trip and the first stop we confirmed for our road trip. Even with Standin’ on the Corner […]
[…] for dinner! The restaurant is adorable with a retro diner vibe, but modern touches. The staff was phenomenal, and the menu had great variety. They have live music a few nights a week on their outdoor patio and a large indoor bar area, though the part we were in had a completely different vibe […]
[…] while there are no branches the trunk remained. In May, Rachel Cross collected donated knitted and crocheted items: scarves, gloves, doilies, afghans, and more. During a town festival (this one in fact), she organized a Sit and Sew where individuals in our community sewed together the donated pieces. Then in June, Cross took these […]
Top: ASOS (14) | Jeans: Gap (32 Short) | Shoes: Converse | Bandana: Had forever | Sunglasses: Ray-Ban | Ring: Amazon | Bracelet: Had forever | Lipstick: Revlon in Certainly Red I hope you all have a very happy 4th of July! This year we specifically made no plans. Life has been so hectic, we…
[…] a weekly column where they share their knowledge on a topic different from the primary blogger – maybe a weekly recipe for a fashion blog or new music suggestions for a décor blog. Not only does this benefit the reader with variety and the blogger with more content, it benefits the intern or assistant, […]
I’m not one into subscription boxes. I’ve tried a few but I find usually the items aren’t things I really want, need, or will use. However, in the past I was offered a free POPSUGAR Must Have Box and was impressed with the contents. I still regularly use items from it and found the value…
[…] on their front porch and oversee all activity, making sure nothing got out of hand. Chief in fact, was a bit shy, extremely intelligent, and passionate about music, travel, Civil War history, and photography. He wasn’t a police officer, but instead a freelance photographer. When Karl was a teen, the two of them took […]
The item I think is the most important part of any woman’s wardrobe is a pair of seasonless black trousers. This is the foundation of any successful wardrobe regardless of your age, size, shape, or lifestyle.