Happy Monday!
I wanted to do an individual post for each of these outfits, but time always seems to get away from me! So I thought I'd just write a post about what I wore and what I did this past weekend. As always, links will be provided for each outfit.
Friday
We took off work a little early and headed down to Gruene Hall to see Kacey Musgraves, one of my all time favorite artists. Her show was amazing, I'm still on cloud 9!
What I Wore & What We Did- Weekend Edition!
Monday, October 27, 2014
Happy Monday!
I wanted to do an individual post for each of these outfits, but time always seems to get away from me! So I thought I'd just write a post about what I wore and what I did this past weekend. As always, links will be provided for each outfit.
Friday
We took off work a little early and headed down to Gruene Hall to see Kacey Musgraves, one of my all time favorite artists. Her show was amazing, I'm still on cloud 9!
I am LOVING all the new fall trends. Give me Cranberry colored everything, and throw in some riding boots and a good flannel too! Its not cold enough to bring out my boots- but boy am I itching to bring them out! I think it should cool down here in the next couple of weeks and I'll be posting fall hauls and outfits! Until then, here are some trendy must haves- can you tell I'm loving red accents lately? Happy Monday!
Big Love,
C
Trendy with a Pop of Red!
Monday, October 20, 2014
I am LOVING all the new fall trends. Give me Cranberry colored everything, and throw in some riding boots and a good flannel too! Its not cold enough to bring out my boots- but boy am I itching to bring them out! I think it should cool down here in the next couple of weeks and I'll be posting fall hauls and outfits! Until then, here are some trendy must haves- can you tell I'm loving red accents lately? Happy Monday!
Big Love,
C
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I am a very proud Austinite, I like to keep Austin weird and I don’t LOVE tourist. I am a huge supporter of the saying “yeah Austin’s great…don’t move here”! When a huge tourist event comes to town, you can usually find me hiding in my house and avoiding the city. I’m not trying to sound like a snob, or even like a scrooge…but you would just have to live here to understand. With all of that being said; I will always make an exception for Austin City Limits Music Festival. I will go downtown- smile at all the tourist and even dance next to them. I love ACL. All the great bands that come in, the even big headliners, and you can see them all in one weekend. Need I say more? Yes, the lines are long. The price of beer/food is outrageous but where else will you see Lorde, Sam Smith, Iggy, Lana Del Ray, The Replacements, and Eminem (to name few) all in one place during one weekend? Exactly! It’s incredible and I love every minute of ACL festival! You can find more information about ACL (here)
A few quick tips
ACL Weekend One
Thursday, October 9, 2014
I am a very proud Austinite, I like to keep Austin weird and I don’t LOVE tourist. I am a huge supporter of the saying “yeah Austin’s great…don’t move here”! When a huge tourist event comes to town, you can usually find me hiding in my house and avoiding the city. I’m not trying to sound like a snob, or even like a scrooge…but you would just have to live here to understand. With all of that being said; I will always make an exception for Austin City Limits Music Festival. I will go downtown- smile at all the tourist and even dance next to them. I love ACL. All the great bands that come in, the even big headliners, and you can see them all in one weekend. Need I say more? Yes, the lines are long. The price of beer/food is outrageous but where else will you see Lorde, Sam Smith, Iggy, Lana Del Ray, The Replacements, and Eminem (to name few) all in one place during one weekend? Exactly! It’s incredible and I love every minute of ACL festival! You can find more information about ACL (here)
A few quick tips
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We went to Dallas!
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So as usual, I’m late
to getting around to posting this! We decided a couple weeks ago to pack up and
head down to New Orleans for a weekend! We had been so busy over the summer and
hadn’t taken any time to get away. We had heard mixed reviews about little ol’
Nola, some said “it’s dirty” and others LOVED the city! Let me tell you,
anything negative you’ve heard about New Orleans is a LIE! I absolutely loved
this trip! New Orleans is so rich and soulful- everything from the music, art,
and even the food. We stayed at a little boutique hotel called The International House . It was quaint and cute- just like I like my hotels.
The first day we got there it was late in the afternoon so we just went to
dinner at some little café. Saturday it rained, so we opted for a tour around
the city on a little tour bus. It was perfect because we were able to see the
entire city- far more than we would’ve seen on our own. It also allowed us to
take note of places we’d like to see more of… like the garden district! Sunday
we took our notes from the touristy bus ride and went exploring on our own. We
had breakfast in the garden district and took a trolley from the garden
district to the warehouse district. If you go to Nola, take a ride on the trolley. They’re old with the sliding bench seats and the views along the
way are beautiful. Later that day we went down to the swamp, y’all! We took an
airboat tour and saw some amazing wildlife. Now I'm not fond of any kind of
attractions that “mess with nature or critters” but these gators
seemed PRETTY happy to have their lunch served on a daily basis. I can honestly
say- the gators seemed 100% happy and the tour guides really loved and
respected the wildlife. Before this gets any longer, I’m going to insert
pictures of our weekend.
And if you aren’t
already sold on New Orleans… you will be the moment you get there and sink your
teeth into a Beignet at Café Du Monde. It is a little sugary bite of heaven.
Read More! Click The Link!
Read More! Click The Link!
A Little Weekend Trip to New Orleans
So as usual, I’m late
to getting around to posting this! We decided a couple weeks ago to pack up and
head down to New Orleans for a weekend! We had been so busy over the summer and
hadn’t taken any time to get away. We had heard mixed reviews about little ol’
Nola, some said “it’s dirty” and others LOVED the city! Let me tell you,
anything negative you’ve heard about New Orleans is a LIE! I absolutely loved
this trip! New Orleans is so rich and soulful- everything from the music, art,
and even the food. We stayed at a little boutique hotel called The International House . It was quaint and cute- just like I like my hotels.
The first day we got there it was late in the afternoon so we just went to
dinner at some little café. Saturday it rained, so we opted for a tour around
the city on a little tour bus. It was perfect because we were able to see the
entire city- far more than we would’ve seen on our own. It also allowed us to
take note of places we’d like to see more of… like the garden district! Sunday
we took our notes from the touristy bus ride and went exploring on our own. We
had breakfast in the garden district and took a trolley from the garden
district to the warehouse district. If you go to Nola, take a ride on the trolley. They’re old with the sliding bench seats and the views along the
way are beautiful. Later that day we went down to the swamp, y’all! We took an
airboat tour and saw some amazing wildlife. Now I'm not fond of any kind of
attractions that “mess with nature or critters” but these gators
seemed PRETTY happy to have their lunch served on a daily basis. I can honestly
say- the gators seemed 100% happy and the tour guides really loved and
respected the wildlife. Before this gets any longer, I’m going to insert
pictures of our weekend.
And if you aren’t
already sold on New Orleans… you will be the moment you get there and sink your
teeth into a Beignet at Café Du Monde. It is a little sugary bite of heaven.
Read More! Click The Link!
Read More! Click The Link!
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