I’ve always been a “purger” of my closet. I have no problem getting rid of clothes I don’t wear - it’s cathartic for me. As I’ve gotten older, I think I’ve realized that too much “stuff” can be anxiety-inducing for me and ensue overwhelm. BUT, when it comes to shopping for new clothes. I could be a bit more strategic and thoughtful about my purchases. I can fall into the trap of impulse purchasing and later experience buyers remorse. I can ... Read the Post...
Overnight Oats – versatility and convenience
Overnight Oats was a new concept to me until about a year or so ago. I think Laura Lea Balanced Blueberry Overnight Oats was the first time I tried them. I not only loved the flavor, but the texture was nice. I can see where some may find them too cold and “porridge-y”, but I enjoy them with the combo of fruit and other crunchy toppings you can mix in. And speaking of mix in’s, overnight oats are very versatile. You can make your oats to your ... Read the Post...
Styling a Console Table
I recently purchased this console table from Wayfair to display in my dining area. I thought I would share some of the “golden rules” that I use when styling a console table or something similar like bookshelves. Below are six things that I keep in mind when styling a display piece. Use symmetry when displaying your items. When displaying your items, make sure they are symmetrical. This can be achieved through the use of similar colors ... Read the Post...
My 2019 Reading Resolution
This year I made a goal to read at least one book a month, and so far I’ve achieved my goal! For the month of January, I exceeded my goal and read a total of three books. These books were Small Admissions by Amy Poeppel, Essentialism by Greg McKeown, and Bitter Orange by Claire Fuller. While I’ve only taken a picture of Bitter Orange (poor planning in that the rest I had already returned to the library), it was my least favorite book. The story ... Read the Post...