Today’s guest post comes from Ellis James Designs! I’ve worked with this company a few times before to review their gorgeous travel cases, so I was thrilled when they asked if they could submit a guest post for my blog. Ellis James Designs creates luxuriously glamorous bags, organizers, and travel accessories to fit you and… [Read More]
When to Visit Cedar Point // Planning a Cedar Point Vacation
Choosing the best time to visit Cedar Point depends on the kind of Cedar Point vacation you’re planning. In this post, my husband and I share our thoughts on when to visit Cedar Point. We compare the pros and cons of the theme park calendar to help you decide on the best day to go… [Read More]
“How Long Do You Poop After Colonoscopy Prep?” (And Other Questions)
I never expected my all-time most popular blog post to be about colonoscopy prep. And yet that post officially has more than twice as many pageviews as my second-most popular blog post. Apparently the Internet likes it when I talk shit about… well, very liquidy shit. So I am back again to give honest answers… [Read More]
April 2019 Goals // March Recap
March did not go at all as planned. First, I caught a cold while visiting my dad. So I spent an extra day with him, and I basically just slept and watched TV during my entire visit. There went my lofty blogging goals. I came home and attempted to catch up on everything from being… [Read More]
Grove Collaborative Review: Is the Free Gift Worth It?
Note: I joined Grove Collaborative’s affiliate program about a year ago. In addition to earning the occasional commission (this post contains affiliate links), I also receive occasional discounted or free products to review. However, I have been a Grove customer for over two years! I spend quite a bit of my own money on Grove… [Read More]
Confessions of a Depressed Flower Child
When I was still a university student, one of my sorority sisters started a Facebook group: Half-Assed Hippies. This was back when Facebook was still relatively new, back when Facebook groups were limited to students at your own school. Furman certainly had an interesting mix of students. A private liberal arts school in South Carolina,… [Read More]