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Tuesday, January 7, 2014

Polar Vortex Wear

I don't know about you, but I'm feeling 22....no, I just wanted to say that. Actually, I don't know about you, but I am ALWAYS excited to receive a package of goodies, especially when said package is from my absolute favorite store. Thanks Lord & Taylor for being spiffy with the delivery. 

Because I'm not yet ready to wear my new shoes, I don't want to spoil the fun just yet. Just know, posts are coming back to back very soon. I just wanted to check in.

P.S. Who knew what a polar vortex was before these last few days? I never want to walk out my front door again and be greeted with 7 degree weather. Quick outfit post though....


I paired a navy blue GAP men's sweater with grey J. Crew pants, then threw on a pair of navy/purple sequined UGGS and my gorgeous mustard yellow North Face jacket. Smart choice. I was warm all day :)  

Wednesday, January 1, 2014

The Big Easy.

          As I lay in bed this morning I found myself with an "itchy foot." You see, I suffer from Wanderlust, in the worst way possible. As I have been chronicling my travels, I have been beyond eager to share my trip to New Orleans with you. Nola, The Big Easy, etc. Well, here it is.

As you can see, my travel attire was the most comfy imaginable. I'm all for leggings, a tank, and sneakers, but I prefer Uggs. 



          This trip was actually for a friends birthday, but I flew down first and was able to enjoy the city solo. I must say, that is the best way to travel. I am the type of person that wants to explore every inch of the globe. I want to see everything, do everything, taste every food, smell every scent... That is hard when you have to make plans with someone else and/or plan around their schedule. I have been dying to start exploring the world alone, but have been quite hesitant. During my first day in New Orleans, and every night thereafter, I got to see what solo travel would be like.

          I first explored the French Quarter and got to take in the historic sites. There is nothing I love more than visual history. I could only imagine the feet that walked those very same streets and the eyes that saw the very sights I was witnessing, decades ago. It was amazing. To this day, New Orleans is one of my favorite cities I will ever have had the pleasure of visiting. I am actually planning a trip back in a few months. It's crazy. All the places left to see, and I am dying to revisit one small area. 

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