Books – as we venture

Home decor Shopping

November 2, 2017August 30, 2020Books, brooklyn, shoppingLeave a Comment

Maybe its because the weather isn’t done flip flopping that I’ve had more luck looking racking up a list of home decor items rather than fall clothing items, but I am sure that once Veteran’s Day sale alerts begin rolling into my inbox, I’ll have better luck. In the meantime, looking for some home items that will define my home in a playful way.

Ikea magazine file: $12.99

Banana leaves print: $6.50

Sex in the city print: $18

Another Sexy in the City print: $6

Felt board: $60

Porcelain Cactus vase: $29

Door mat: $36

Lastly, I found this awesome sweet digs video, first posted on Refinery 29. Brooklyn apartment for $2,600/month. Yes, I took a screen shot of the books she owns!!!

Links I like- Week of 7/16/17

July 25, 2017July 24, 2017beauty, Books, eating, explore, LinksLeave a Comment

Lemon Meringue Pie on Food52

I want to make/eat this pie

Summer travel packing tips brought me to these shower caps

Check out this gorgeous smelling face mask by Murad

Faking your engagement is redic, but I did learn engagement perks to look forward to…

6 million views on folding shirts and underwear by Maria Kondo, so crazy

If you’re into salted caramel ice cream read this ranking

Signing a cookbook deal sounds like a record deal – let me know about your favorite cook

August Book

August 12, 2015August 6, 2015BooksLeave a Comment

The Good House – I was blown away by the start and flow of this book. I was immediately transported to this New England town and felt as though I was ever presence in each characters movement. As the characters developed I became so invested in reaching the end, hoping for my favorite characters to come out on top.

Latest Read for the Month of July

July 26, 2015July 24, 2015BooksLeave a Comment

The Dinner – can best be described as the European Gone Girl and I think with a better ending!

The story takes place throughout the course of a meal at a very exclusive restaurant. Two sets of parents must discuss the events that took place with their sons as well as how they plan to resolve what can only be described as extremely shocking behavior. This book draws you in with its great character development and before you know it, you are trying to decide what you would do.