I'm going to give you my recommendations based on my experiences in Napa, but note that my friend Victoria is far better versed in the area and has the best Napa guide ever! Check it out here for a lot more options. One of my favorite things about her post is the simple map she created (below) to make it easy to understand where you are.
I've been to Napa plenty of times, but going for a girls trip made it an entirely new (amazing) experience. My friend Victoria spends a lot of time there so she planned out every detail of the trip, leaving my usual type-A self to just relax and enjoy the ride. With six girls, five of us bloggers, it could have been a disaster, but it was the opposite of that.
One of the things that I'm most proud of as an adult, is my ability to plan and cook great, homemade meals every week. Not only do I plan for dinners, but I try to make sure that Anel and I both have a home-cooked lunch at least three days per week (his coworkers get pretty jealous).
Pumpkin-everything month is in full effect like woah. I went into Trader Joe's the other day and they had an entire aisle...an entire aisle... dedicated to pumpkin flavored products. Including pumpkin-spice pumpkin seeds. Aren't pumpkin seeds, by definition, pumpkin-spiced? I was curious so ended up buying them... and I hate to admit that were delicious, but they were.
There are a ton of ways that you could tie an oversized scarf, but this is my go-to style because it keeps me warm and looks less like wearing a blanket, and more like wearing a scarf. Every time I post a photo or Snapchat wearing one this way, I get questions about how to tie it, so I'm giving you the patented Lemon Stripes guide to tying a blanket scarf.
