I’m at a point in my life right now where Starbucks just can’t give me what I need. We had a long, hot, steamy, whip-creamy affair last fall and winter–but now its spring. A time when I tend to give up hot caffeinated beverages, opting instead for things like lemonade and margaritas…and more margaritas. So
Friday Florals
It was warm enough last Friday that I was able to wear open-toed shoes to work for the first time this year! It’s the little things… Top: The LimitedPants: New York & CompanyWedges: Nicole (from DSW)Ring: New York & CompanyNail Color: OPI’s Lunch at the Delhi
All Things Loved In April
1. Wearing open-toed shoes. Seeing clothes drying outside on the line. Driving with the windows down. Green grass. The first sign of flowers blooming. These are things this Midwestern girl doesn’t take for granted–and all things I was able to enjoy for the first time this month. Welcome Spring! 2. Cadbury Creme Eggs–I nearly tore
Aviators & a T-Shirt Sun
I’ve been doing a lot of fashion posts lately because I’ve been so excited to finally wear something other than turtlenecks! Not to mention the fact that I’ve been doing my fair share of spring shopping. One new purchase–aviator sunglasses. G thinks I look like I should be guest starring next to Erik Estrada in
That’s What I Said
“Yeah right. Like I’d ever give my own child this much attention.” Said by me, in response to my friend Beth who exclaimed, “You’re going to be such a great mother someday!” after I spent the evening playing with her 2-year-old daughter.
Buttoned Cardigan
Still waiting for spring to find it’s way to Wisconsin! In the meantime, I’m throwing cardigans over my spring and summer tops. Top: New York & CompanyCardigan & Jeans: GAPBoots: Nine WestNecklace: New York & CompanyNail Color: Jessica Nail Colour in CopperWine: Chardonnay I’m not much of a jewelry person, so when I do wear
Gold Flower Ring
I am in love with this gold flower ring I recently picked up at New York & Company for only $10! It’s got an aged look that makes it more likely to have been dug out of a grandmother’s jewelry box than purchased brand new at a store. And it’s so large that it’s quite