Tag: Vacation Style

What I Wore in Puerto Rico

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Finally getting around to sharing all my Puerto Rico outfits in one place! You’ve likely already seen most or all of these looks if you follow my Weekly Recaps closely, but I wanted to put together a more comprehensive post of all my tropical vacation outfits. Packing for a getaway is always so difficult because you want to look cute for all the photo-ops but also feel comfortable for the hours of exploring… Hopefully this post serves as a little inspiration! Continue reading “What I Wore in Puerto Rico”

March 2023 Month in Review

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Holy cow, the month is almost halfway over already and I’m only just now posting my March recap! I’ve been feeling so behind lately, especially after my vacation, so my goal for April is to finally catch up and slow down a bit (we’ll see if I’m actually able to accomplish that). I’ve been collaborating with more brands than ever before, which I’m beyond excited about, but I would be lying if I said it hasn’t been a little stressful meeting the deadlines. While I’ve always treated my blog as a side job, at the end of the day, I know that expectations and deliverables are set by me—it’s not a big deal if I post something late. But now? My blog requires so much more responsibility! It’s an exciting change but also one that I’ve found a little difficult. Continue reading “March 2023 Month in Review”

Exploring Old San Juan

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I had so many collaborations and blogging work to catch up on when I got back from vacation that I’m only getting around to sharing my Puerto Rico content now! I felt so inspired there—something about the warm weather and being by the ocean just makes my heart happy. We spent our first couple of days in San Juan, the capital city. Old San Juan is the part of the city that dates back to the 16th century, with the original city walls as a perimeter connecting the Spanish San Felipe del Morro and San Cristóbal fortresses. A popular cruise stop, Old San Juan is known for its brightly colored buildings, cobbled streets, roaming cats, and old-world charm. Continue reading “Exploring Old San Juan”