On the heels of our country's not-so-graceful exit from The Paris Agreement, I've been wanting to do something... anything... to make a difference, even if it's a tiny one. Being that I'm just one person, I know that I probably can't affect policy or convince a major corporation to take appropriate action, but I can do my part on a daily basis, and encourage you to do the same!
Happy Monday, friends! Today marks week 34, which means I have only six weeks to go until my due date. We're in serious home stretch territory, thank goodness. After I tie up a few loose ends, I'll finally feel ready to meet this baby and for the next stage of this exciting time. The next two weeks are going to be all about prepping on home and blog fronts to prepare, but we're also squeezing in one last mini vacation this weekend for our "babymoon" to Newport.
I've been trying so hard to stay away from posting anything political since the election, but man did this week make that tough. Pulling out of the Paris Climate Deal is a disgusting, short sighted act that disturbed me to my core. Yesterday I was watching the live stream with bated breath to see what Trump would do.
A few weeks ago I had a really cool experience that I wanted to share with you. In the spirit of transparency, I want to note that this is the first in a series of sponsored posts with Olay, but this particular one is more about how the Good Housekeeping team tests all of the products that they write about in the magazine and make the cut (or don’t!) for their infamous “Seal of Approval”.
