We recently stayed at the Fife Arms in Braemar, Scotland in January 2023, and we still cannot get over how amazing every single aspect of our stay at this five-star hotel was. If you’re wondering if it’s worth the five star hotel price tag or if you’re preparing for an upcoming stay at the Fife Arms, this post has everything you need to know.Read more
If you’re looking to jet set in 2023, you’ll find these travel essentials will up the game! There’s nothing more fun than the anticipation leading up to a trip, and having these products makes the routine of it all just a little more luxurious and easier.
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I’m a big believer in trying to pack as lightly as possible, so most of the tips below lean toward helping you pack lightly/only in a carry on! This post goes into more detail on how I pack lightly (seriously – I picked for six weeks into a carry on and a backpack) if you would like to really tighten up your packing this year.
Holiday books, in my opinion, are severely underrated. Something about them totally sets the tone for the season and sucks you in! As a seasonal / mood reader, it’s just so nice to have a plethora of 2022 Holiday books to choose from. Here’s my list of new (and classic/well-known) Holiday Books on my radar this year + Holiday books I’ve read and loved.
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It’s officially bonfire season. If you, like us, are constantly in the mood for a cozy fire but don’t want to go through the hassle of setting something difficult up every night the *perfect* solution is the solo stove. This solo stove fire pit guide will answer all your solo stove questions, including which size solo stove is the best, is the solo stove worth it, what solo stove accessories are the best, and more.
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We’re more than two years into the “new normal,” which for many us means working from home at least one or two days a week. I am so happy with my current work from home setup, and it’s finally time to share!
I really debated long and hard before deciding to put my desk in our living room, because as the room we spend the most time in, I was afraid I would just constantly feel like I was in the same space and couldn’t turn work off and on. I’ve always envisioned a work from home set up like this, so for right now at least it’s making me so happy to look over at my desk! The beautiful chair and desk really help, so let’s get into all the details of my work from home setup
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Fall is quickly approaching, and if you find yourself living in an area with less than ideal fall foliage or fall weather, it can be hard to evoke those cozy, fall feelings. We moved to California last year, but this is the first time we’ll be experiencing a full fall living here, so I’m on a mission to make it feel like fall we were used to in Tennessee this year. Read more
If you’ve made your way to this post, you’re probably wondering, is Nuuly worth it? This Nuuly review is going to answer all the questions you have about Nuuly and more. Keep reading for all the Nuuly details and a Nuuly discount code! Read more
As the years go by, friends from college and high school get more and more spread out, which means we can’t necessarily be there for each other as much as we used to. If you’ve recently found yourself looking to celebrate a friend’s engagement but live miles and miles away, here are 8 celebration gifts to mail your friends. These mailed gifts are perfect for engagements, graduations, new jobs, promotions, new houses and more.Read more
I’m just going to put it out there- San Francisco is one of the most underrated cities. It truly brings so much to the table, and I think it needs to be on absolutely everyone’s radar. This San Francisco Guide is everything you need to know before visiting this city!
If you didn’t know, we just moved to Northern California (some have messaged saying we technically live in central California… but all I see is this referred to as Northern California, so I am going to stick with that!), and San Francisco has been our most visited spot so far.Read more
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Another month of good reading! I read 14 books this month, some I really loved and some I really did not. I can sometimes feel myself slacking off reading in the summer and leaning more toward Youtube videos and TV, and this summer is sadly no different. I’ve kept up a steady pace, but I feel it waning slightly.
Two of my favorite books of the year so far are in this grouping though- keep reading to find out which ones.
Here we go! Read more
