My Instagram feed, and the Instagram feeds of many bloggers, is filled with colorful outfits with captions like “Sunday brunch!”. But, let’s be honest, what I really wear on the weekends is not fancy. We go for comfort in my house, but try not to look like a family of slobs (although that’s been known to happen too).
When a reader requested this post last week, I got so excited to start writing it because I have so much to say and it's a great topic that seems to get talked about a lot in a negative way, but needed to be painted in a more positive light.
When I was pregnant with Amalia, I read a book called How Not to Hate Your Husband After Kids.
If you follow me on Instastories, you know that I live in this fleece turtleneck (I also have it in navy and black, so don't worry I'm not wearing dirty clothes all day long!). It's my go-to for working from home and running errands because it's super cozy but also looks surprisingly chic for fleece. My friend Lauren and her sister started the company a few years ago and their turtlenecks have become a cult favorite in our neck of the woods.
Well it looks like holiday season is upon us. As it goes every year, Halloween ended and candy canes graced the aisles of the grocery store in about 0.3 seconds. How do they do it? I'm not quite ready for jingle bells and twinkles lights. Maybe because it was 70 degrees yesterday, or maybe because I'm already overwhelmed with producing holiday content and I haven't even started yet.
