Winter Capsule Roundup: March Go-To Looks
Like I mentioned yesterday, I’m bidding adieu to my winter capsule. The whole month of March felt like a drawn-out goodbye to winter. We had some cold days, so I’m glad I didn’t pull out…
View PostLike I mentioned yesterday, I’m bidding adieu to my winter capsule. The whole month of March felt like a drawn-out goodbye to winter. We had some cold days, so I’m glad I didn’t pull out…
View PostToday will be the last look from my winter capsule wardrobe, and no tears will be shed over its departure. In fact, I’ve been cheating on it a little and have already started wearing many…
View PostI love to cook and it’s a great stress-reliever for me at the end of the day. However, during the week I don’t have a lot of time to spend in the kitchen. I save…
View PostBefore I begin talking about this Pinterest-inspired photo display, I had to share that this is my 1000th post! I can hardly believe that I’ve written 999 posts before this one, it blows my mind…
View PostMarch Books: 1. Sashenka by Simon Montefiore. Russia is on the brink of the Revolution, and Sashenka is a teenager from a wealthy family, but actively involved as a Bolshevik. Fast forward 20 years, and…
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