Last week I had lots of great content. I accomplished so much at work and on the blog I went into the weekend on a high. After so many months of struggling to balance everything, it felt amazing to be able to do it all and do it well. And now it’s Tuesday and I… Continue Reading Ebb and Flow
Joan Juliet Buck. She was the reason I cancelled my Vogue subscription. But little did I know about this amazing woman.
The second night of the rewardStyle conference was a cocktail party hosted by the dating app, Bumble. It was a beautiful affair, but a few other bloggers and I were getting hungry and slipped into the Capital Grille next door for dinner. Put seven bloggers together and the conversation could go all night. By time… Continue Reading It Started with a Half-Burned Candle…
I don’t do a lot of social events for the blog. With two jobs and a family, I don’t have a lot of free time. Also, I don’t see the value of attending events. I have enough candles, don’t really like macarons, and can buy my own cheap champagne. But when the event is for… Continue Reading DC Style: Strong Women in Fashion
How is it already May? 2017 is flying by, and one of the swiftest moving months was April. I went to Dallas for the rewardStyle conference, started a new position at work, updated the family wardrobes for warm weather, and much more. All that, and had a little time for some personal entertainment. I used… Continue Reading It’s Gonna Be May… Wait, It Already Is!
jacket | tee | jeans | boots | bag | sunglasses
jacket | pants | shell | shoes | bag | sunglasses
Karl listens to music all day. He reads Rolling Stone and Bust, from there he heads to Spotify, and from there he listens to what is recommended if you like an artist. He records music videos, and when he finds an interesting artist he can spend an hour or more researching that person online. When… Continue Reading Weekend Getaway: Tanya Tagaq at the Williams Center
My parents specifically moved to the home I grew up in because it was walking distance to good public elementary, middle, and high schools. In fifth grade I changed schools because my county created a magnet program for public schools and I got into the Talented and Gifted (TAG) school. However, I had a great… Continue Reading Giving Back: Supporting Public Schools