Happy Thanksgiving! Today, I’m taking a moment to share some of the family photos we took this fall. Family is everything to me and as we reflect on what we are grateful for today, I can’t help but feel profoundly blessed to call this amazing group of people my family. I’m so lucky to have not one, but three amazing sisters, a mom who is also the best friend, and the cutest, sassiest little…
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One of my favorite ways to get an otherwise simple outfit ready for date night is by adding a cute clutch, a pair of heels, and a statement necklace. They quickly can turn a normal casual outfit into something a bit more special. This grey twist-front sweater and jeans are a great example of a casual outfit, throw on sneakers, a tote, and ball cap, and this is the perfect run around on the weekend…
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Thanksgiving is one of my favorite holidays; I love gathering with friends and family to share a meal and reflect on all the things we are grateful for. Plus, any holiday where pumpkin pie is served, is a winner in my book. This year, we already celebrated our first Thanksgiving dinner the last Saturday in October, since my grandmother is always out of town for Thanksgiving Day. We also celebrated Friendsgiving two weekends ago, it…
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Can you ever go wrong with hot cider and a stroll through fall foliage? No. The answer is always no. There’s just nothing better in my book! Every year we make the trip to Yates Cider Mill which is a historic mill along the Clinton River north of metro-Detroit. They press cider on site with locally grown apples and make a variety of baked goods. Our favorites are the cinnamon sugar coated donuts, so good!…
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One of the easiest things, in my opinion, to transition from fall into the holidays is anything in a red plaid. Plaid is one of the things I find to be quintessentially fall, and when it has a little (or a lot) of red in the pattern, it just seems extra festive too. I can already imagine pairing this shirt with a black skirt and heels with some sparkly accessories for the holidays! JavaScript is…
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