Tag: Sandals

Boho Style Summer Outfits

Leopard + Linen for the Summertime

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I’m teaming up with the other seven ladies of the Magnificent 8 again today to showcase that you can’t put an age on style. This quarter’s theme is ‘linen’, and boy did I have to dig deep! As much as I love the idea of linen shorts or billowy white linen pants for the summertime, I don’t own any such pieces, and I actually thought I might have to go buy something to fulfill the theme. I admit that I’m not well-versed in my fabrics, but I just so happened to wear this beige dress to work a few weeks ago—the thought crossed my mind to check the tag, and lucky for me, it was linen! Continue reading “Leopard + Linen for the Summertime”

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Lifestyle OOTDs Weekly Recaps

Weekly Recap #15, 2021

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Well, the relaxation of spring break sure was nice while it lasted because this week was an absolute whirlwind! I’ve been super MIA from the blogging world, so I apologize for missing posts, not participating in link ups, etc. My friend’s birthday extravaganza, which I’ve been talking about and planning for weeks, finally happened last night (hence the glowstick pic above), and it was an absolute blast! I can’t wait to share all the deets in tomorrow’s blog post, but for now, here are this week’s outfits and a run-down of the past few days. Things should be *much* calmer now that the stress of the b-day surprise is gone, so I’m looking forward to having a little downtime next week to catch up on everything. Continue reading “Weekly Recap #15, 2021”

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Summer Outfits Travel

Spanish Travels: Muxia and Finisterre

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After my brother and I finished walking El Camino de Santiago, the rest of our family met us in Spain for a road trip across the country—first stop, Muxia and Finisterre! While the traditional end of the Camino is in Santiago, many pilgrims choose to continue walking an extra three days to either Muxia or Finisterre to see the ocean (and the mile marker that says 0 kilometers left!). So…my brother and I took the easy way out and drove there in a quick hour and a half instead. Ha! Continue reading “Spanish Travels: Muxia and Finisterre”

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