Sometimes you just need a pick me-up, and especially during these times when we are all home more than usual and so many businesses are closed. Twenty minutes of wearing face mask, waking up with a product that refreshes (and helps you be awake) are all small joys that have made my day better. I thought I would put together a list of some favorite products for self-care while staying at home incase you are in need of something relaxing…
Although the Florida humidity is slowly creeping its way into our lives, the seasons have changed into spring and most of us find ourselves inside. To tell you the truth, this season is typically my least favorite season. Still, I try to embrace Spring during quarantine and make the most of the situation we find ourselves in. Living in colder climates like New England or Chicago, the weather would cling to winter as long as possible and March would sometimes…
Cherry Blossoms in Japan have a special, bittersweet meaning and is an important reminder once a year. But I think even now, with the season we are currently in – the meaning holds more weight. The Sakura season doesn’t last long (it can be a fickle season to plan travel for). For a few weeks, Cherry Trees all over the country bloom in an explosion of pinks and whites to be viewed together with family and friends. However, soon after…
As my anxiety goes on a rollercoaster ride with what is unfolding in the world, I love seeing how my community is growing stronger through this. I am sure many people are seeing their cities or neighbors pulling together through social media or word of mouth. There are a lot of resources out there already on how best to help those who own their business or who are experiencing an influx of canceled orders. I wanted to share what many…
Most of my life has consisted of four seasons which means I have had the honor of living in beautiful crisp Autumn weather. My facebook memories remind me of when I was apple picking as I eagerly wait a trip up north. I learned last year not to put pumpkins out too early (they rot before Halloween) and we now understand why our neighbors had fake jack-o-lanterns. Finding a local farm or a Fall candle you love makes the warm…
