I was in a panic when our friends asked Shane for a list of what I wanted for my birthday in October. Sure, there are always things I want, but I don’t ever remember them off the top of my head. I finally made myself stop and write out a short, budget-friendly list of things I would genuinely like to receive. I’ve modified it a little for my Christmas list, but here’s my Christmas wish list for 2018. Continue reading “My Christmas Wish List”
One of the most exciting or most daunting (depending on who you ask) parts about summer is getting a new swimsuit. There are so many to choose from now, in almost every size and style range, that it’s much easier to find styles you like for your body. Continue reading “Swimwear for “Problem Areas” – Back Fat”
The last time I did a spring fashion wishlist post was about two years ago. Not surprisingly, I never skip an opportunity to do a fall fashion post and even did multiple this past autumn.
I did this post almost two years ago, and, because we’re all always evolving, things have kind of… changed. Continue reading “Spring Fashion Crush”
When I start a new hobby, there’s always gadgets I want to try or tools I want to use, and baking is no different.
Here’s my current (and ever-growing) baking wish list.
Gift cards have a reputation of being a bit of an unoriginal gift. Generally they’re associated with the giver not taking time to really consider what the receiver would want, or that they waited too long to get a gift so they’re just going to the “Gift Card Mall” at the grocery store. And I get it. If someone asked you what you want, and you took the time and effort to make a concise list keeping a budget in mind, and they still just got you a generic gift card, you wonder what the point was in putting all the time and effort into it. And you don’t want to seem ungrateful, because they didn’t have to get you anything at all!
