Soooooooooo excited to share some of my favorite things from this week with you! I'm talking about a book that is speaking directly to my soul, an exciting new way to waste all your money at Target, and maybe the best water bottle of ALL TIME. Hunter x Target First thing is first - did you know that Target is launching their Hunter collab TOMORROW?! Okay - this is a big one. Hunter rainboots are usually quite pricey - but Target's exclusive collection will be priced at $40. Amazing! Not to mention all the additional goodies they've got. So, you want to get your hands on some of these items? Well you better move fast. Only select stores will be carrying the items, so I'd suggest going through Target.com. Before the launch, sign into (or create) your Target account online. Go through the collection and use the 'my hearts' option (under my account) to easily put the items you'll want to get your hands on in your cart for Saturday morning. Bonus points if ...
Of all the many places I've been lucky enough to visit, the one I love the most has to be California. Until this point, I had only seen SoCal; San Diego, Carlsbad, Anaheim, and Santa Monica - but there is so much more to explore! So when I had the chance to travel to San Francisco and Big Sur, my heart was elated! I couldn't wait to see the mountainous coast line, take in the salty PCH air, and surround myself by towering trees. We spent the first day exploring picturesque San Francisco and hitting all the tourist spots; Fisherman's Wharf, Ghirardelli Chocolate Factory, and the Golden Gate Bridge. Tired from a long day of travel, we ended with a quiet dinner and prepared for our drive the next day down to Big Sur. With no real plan, we set out on the road and stopped along the way anywhere that caught our eye. From quiet beaches to the cutest luncheon spot, the drive was absolutely stunning and prepared us for the beauty we were sure to enjoy throughout...
Part two of Florence, Italy! This was a day simply for explorations. The morning started out mild but by afternoon the skies had opened and the rain was pouring down. We got out of the hotel around 11, stopped at a small shop for coffee and pastries, and then began our adventuring. That is when we stumbled upon everything from Dinosaurs to a street market with giant canolis, which I happily considered fate and indulged in. Then, we waited a while in a line so get into the museum of The David! There we also saw some very old and very cool instruments, paintings, and other sculptures. Our walks took us to more residential areas of the city and we had a late afternoon bite right next to the Duomo as the rain really started to come down. My only regret is that our lunch was so late, that we didn't get hungry enough for dinner until it was too late. Because it was a Sunday, many places were closing up by the time we finally made it back out and we ended up having sad panini for din...
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