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My mom got remarried on New Year’s Eve in a very relaxed, joyful ceremony. We had 15 members of our family together to celebrate and as I was driving to the hotel with my mom in the afternoon, she asked if I would put together her bridal bouquet. It’s surprisingly easy to build a beautiful bridal bouquet with nothing but grocery store flowers! If you’re a bride on a budget or simply looking to make…

When I’m not wearing outdoor work clothes (which is a lot) this is my New England fall uniform. I wish this was an L.L. Bean add considering their products make up half my closet, but alas.. I bought this barn coat for the colder weather of a New Hampshire fall. It has been perfect for recess duty (can you say pockets!) and it is the perfect, medium weight transitional coat. It’s a heavy duty material…

A few years ago, I was using rose-hip oil pretty frequently on my skin. I loved how moisturizing it was and how it faded any acne scarring I had. However, I never quite “bought in” to facial oils until now. I am sold on the Ordinary’s line of facial oils and for their price point, they are totally worth it. Full disclosure, I have only been using these on and off for about a month,…

Now that the weather is getting cooler, we can opt for outdoor activities and know we’ll head home energized and cozy instead of exhausted and sweaty. Fall hiking, biking, and adventuring are my favorite things. The summer heat takes so much out of me that once fall hits, I feel like I can just go-go-go. However, that means I need to be properly dressed. Today I’m sharing the best activewear for fall that I have…

Schools are releasing their reopening plans and while no one has really confirmed whether we’re going back, staying home, splitting the day, splitting the week, or simply giving up on education all together (ha, just kidding) there does seem to be one overwhelming consensus. If in school, teachers will be wearing masks. If you’re a teacher like me, then you have a closet full of professional clothes that haven’t been worn in the past five…

Fourth of July looks a little different this year, but that doesn’t mean we can’t celebrate! Whether you’re staying home, venturing out locally, or venturing out in your region, you need a really great outfit for whatever you’ve got planned. I’ve curated a few items below to accompany any scenario you may run into- heavy on the red, white, and blue. A Backyard BBQ – A Fun Graphic Sweater Keep things light and festive in…

May has been a wacky month, to say the least, but overall I’m loving the weather and looking forward to things getting a little bit closer to normal. There have, however, been a few things I’ve been relying to bring me joy during this odd season of life. I’m sharing them below, in case you need something new in your life! Composting We create so much food waste! Ryan and I have developed a great…

Until last year I was never really that person who worked out. I played on the occasional team (recreationally) and spent a bit of time in the gym, but I never really loved any of the activities I was doing (except for ultimate frisbee- I loved playing ultimate frisbee.) Nowadays, in my free time you’ll find me at the yoga studio, hiking up a mountain, running downtown, rock climbing, catching the occasional frisbee pickup session-…

I’ve been infatuated with the idea of a capsule wardrobe for awhile now. I love how simple it makes everything- varying between a set number of objects to create a handful of outfits that are far from boring and repetitive. This teacher capsule wardrobe is warm enough to wear over these next few dreary months, professional enough that I am comfortable in the classroom, and stylish in a classic way. In total, my teacher capsule…