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Gifts for the Construction Loving Toddler & Teaching Kids to be Grateful

December 20, 2018
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I know everyone is scrambling to fulfill the random gift requests our children ask of us ( I just Amazon primed a whoopie cushion), so I thought I’d share a few gift ideas perfect for the little boy into all things construction. I think we have nearly all of these items, so I can honestly say they are all great gifts a toddler boy will love. These gifts fall more so into the 2-4 age range. Nearly all of these are available on Amazon, so they’ll get here in time for Christmas. Most of the others are at retailers where you can do in-store pick-up or pay a minimal amount for shipping to get here in time for Christmas.

My top 3 picks from the list:

  • If you have a little finicky eater, buy this NOW. It was gift we received last year when Braden was starting his selective eating phase, and it made eating so much fun for him, and he would eat a lot more because of this plate and utensil set. We still use it to this day.
  • This book has been heavy rotation in our house. We’re a big fan of the series, and we have the original, Goodnight, Goodnight Construction Site and  the second one in the series, Mighty, Mighty Construction Site as well. I know it’ll be a Christmas book we will read for years to come.
  • We received this crane as a gift when Braden was 2, but he probably was more into it around ages 2.5-3. He still plays with it all the time, and it’s such a well-made piece since it’s made out of wood, and also functions as fun decor for his room.

With all the gift giving this season, I’m sure there might be some parents who are also experiencing a child who seems to have a lot of wants…I know I’m not the only one after talking to a few friends, so I thought I’d also share a note about encouraging kids to be grateful. See below for more details.

Some thoughts on encouraging kids to be grateful

My kids occupy all my time these days so making sure the season is special for them is pretty top-of-mind for me. I’ve tried to manage Braden’s expectations this year, letting him know he will only be getting three gifts from us because Christmas is not really about gift giving but rather spending time with family. Why 3? Because that’s what the three wiseman gave Jesus, and I just don’t want more stuff in our house/playroom.  I know he’ll get other gifts from grandparents and friends, and that’s fine, but  from us, he will be receiving three items. And, I told him our family vacation next month is our big gift for us all.

I’ve found that even at the age of 4, there is a lot of FOMO going on. Braden has come home from school recently telling me that a kid at school has a snowman shirt and he wants one, too…or that someone is going to LEGO land and he wants us to take him. I’ve really made an effort to explain to him that not everyone has the same experiences or gets the same toys. Does anyone else struggle with this? Per the norm, I’ve been googling a lot of articles for tips and came across this one, which includes 10 Ways to Raise a Grateful Kid.

Two weeks ago, I encouraged Braden to draw cards for troops overseas. My chiropractor’s office does care packages to troops, so I thought this would be a good opportunity to try to teach him about giving to others. I’m not perfect, and neither is my child, but it’s important to me to at least try to instill gratitude in him so he doesn’t have a sense of entitlement and is compassionate to others. Braden insisted on coming with me to the chiropractor to drop them off, and he was so proud of what he did and excited to show them to the person at check-in and tell the dr. about them. Sappy mom moment…but it nearly brought me to tears. He’s currently working on making some cards for his school teachers (to include with some gift cards!). We also made some homemade cards for grandparents and mailed them a couple of weeks ago. I’m a big believer in handwritten thank-you notes, so I want him to understand that something like that goes a long way.

So, maybe it’s writing thank you notes, or drawing a card to give to someone else as a gift, but there are some really easy ways to teach kids to give back a little this season.

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Gift Guide: All things blue & white

December 1, 2018
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I’m definitely drawn to  blues and whites when it comes to home decor  these days. Blue tones seem to be more trendy, but I think it has a timeless quality as well. I know I’m not the only one who thinks this, as many of my favorite designers I follow on Instagram feature blue and white pieces like this in their home decor. Chinoiserie pottery or ginger jars seem to be quite popular especially in Southern homes. It’s a simple way to add a pop of color to neutral spaces. My top picks for all things blue and white are below. Many of these double as great hostess gifts!

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Cozy blanket – I can’t quit this blanket. You may remember that I’ve featured in another gift guide here. I have it in two blue colors, including the navy blue version, that sits in my living room. Braden has the teal version that he uses every night and sits on his bed. You really can’t go wrong with this blanket. My friend gifted it to me 2 years ago, and I have been buying them as gifts for other people ever since. It’s on sale right now, too for less than $30!

I love these ginger jar ornaments. I snagged them on sale recently for a little tree I have on my entry way. Once it get it together, I’ll share a pic, but I think it would make a perfect hostess gift. Same with these chinoiserie ornaments.

Speaking of chinoiserie, you really can’t go wrong with a vase or jar like this. I have picked up most of my blue and white jars  at Home Goods, but William Sonoma has a lot of great options. I love these coasters as well!

I’d love to add these pillows somewhere in my house. I’m a fan of everything from her store! Another home item on my wish list is this tray. I like using trays to collect like-minded things so stuff doesn’t feel too cluttered. I actually have this print as a my guest room wallpaper.

I love a great coffee table book, especially if it doubles as travel inspiration. Let’s be real though — books can’t sit on my coffee table during this season of life because of my children, but they sit beautifully on a shelf and double as decor. 😉

An item I keep buying over and over again (and featured previously in this gift guide) and giving to people is this candle. It’s the BEST scent.

Are you a blue and white fan, too? I’m always on the hunt, so please share some of your faves! Happy shopping!

 

 

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Gift Guide: All things bows

November 26, 2018

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These bow earrings I’m wearing are from J.Crew last year;  here’s a pair that are nearly identical. This B necklace is a staple accessory and makes a great gift! Pic from this post.

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Happy Cyber Monday! There are a lot of great deals online right now and I’m sure you’ve seen many of them.  A few of my faves include:

Clothing: J.Crew, H&M, Ann Taylor, Loft, Nordstrom, Madewell, Target, Anthro, Gap and Banana Republic

Home:  Pottery Barn, World Market, Serena and Lily, McGee and Co., Caitlin Wilson, Circa Lighting, William Sonoma, Frontgate, Wisteria and Brooke and Lou

I wanted to share a few gift guides this year that are categorized a little differently. I’m sure I’ll have some for the toddler boy or baby girl later on since my littles pretty much consume my life and my shopping budget, but I also wanted to tee up my gift guides in a way that are helpful to you. I’ll be sharing a couple over the next few weeks until Christmas. First off, I’ve included gift picks for those who love bows! I’ve always been drawn to things with bows. Bows give a nice feminine and sophisticated touch to an outfit. I have several accessories with bows on them like these ribbon wrapped hoop earrings, mules, and several tops I’ve collected over the years. I’ve noticed bows popping up even more lately, so I’m sure the gals in your life might like at least one of these items on the list!  This lamp is a splurge and totally on my wish list. I’d love a pair! Do you hear that Santa? 😉

Happy shopping!

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Holiday Pajamas for the Kids and Family

November 5, 2018
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It seems like when November hits, a light switch goes off and there’s a mad rush to get decked out in holiday gear. Unless you’re Hobby Lobby — they start around October 1 or late Sept. which is basically crazy town! I am one who feels like Thanksgiving deserves a little love, so I don’t think I can get the Christmas tree and other holiday decor out quite yet. But, I can appreciate seasonal pajamas, especially for kids. Here’s a post of Braden and his cousin from last year to help remind you of my love for seasonal sleepwear. I’ve found that you pretty much have to buy them now to get the good ones in the sizes you want. And, if you have high hopes of getting a matching set for your whole family, then you definitely need to jump on that.

I have already purchased a few pairs of PJs for this year now I can fulfill my cheesy mom dreams of dressing my two kids alike.  I’ve linked some adorable and affordable options below, especially with some really great deals for 30-50% off right now at some of my favorite retailers to pick up PJs for kids. I got these onesie PJs with cats for Emmaline, and I actually picked up this festive PJ set  for Braden and Emmaline last year and they have them again. I also think this firetruck set is so, so cute for boys. If you have nieces, nephews or friends with kids, these make great gifts to give now when you see them for the Thanksgiving holidays!

I put together one widget for the kids, and one for adults and family sets. I think this might be the only set I might be able to coerce Ben into wearing, or perhaps a pair of pants only in this pattern. Don’t be surprised if you see me documenting Braden and Emmaline’s matchy-matchy ways soon. 😉 Happy shopping!

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Home Design + Decor Shopping

Last Minute Nordstrom Anniversary Sale Finds – Home Decor

August 4, 2018
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Home Decor Picks

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There’s only 2 days left (prices go up Aug. 6) for the annual Nordstrom anniversary sale. I shopped the sale when it first opened  up to cardholders back in mid-July because that’s what you do when you wake up in the wee hours of night to feed a newborn baby — you online shop/catch up on reading on your phone. I talked a bit about this here in my first installment of this new blog series, the Pumping Chronicles.

I have a five week old, so I’m barely getting by these days. One way I do that is to automate my life by online shopping for everything I possibly can. I’m all about Instacart and Amazon, and I’ve always been a fan of shopping for things from Nordstrom online because they have great selection. So, with that, I’ve picked up some great fall clothes for everyone in my family from this year’s #Nsale, and I’ve found a few home accessories, too. Several items I have in my home that I picked up in last year’s Nordstrom anniversary sale like this runner, which I have in my mudroom, these pillows featured in this post, and this serving board, which I keep propped up in my kitchen near the stove, are included once again this year’s sale, so I thought I’d share. See below for more details, and happy last minute shopping!

Stay tuned for picks for the kiddos! So many great things for back-to-school/fall. I have to tend to a baby, so I’ll update this post later today or tomorrow!

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Gift Guide for Dads + Father’s Day Recipe Ideas

June 8, 2018

gift guide, fathers day gifts, gifts for dadWe’re a little over a week away from Father’s Day so I thought I’d share my picks for gifts for the dads in your life. I did consult with my husband on a few of these, and I think many of these things are right up his alley. But, I did think about some different life stages (i.e. the new dad) that a lot of my friends are going through when I rounded up my selections. I think there is a little bit of everything on this gift guide!

My husband, Ben, is a what I call a hobbyist. He has a lot of interests, and I affectionately refer to him as my “Ben of all trades.” If you follow me on Instagram, you have probably seen me post his DIY projects, making beer, prepping for hunting season, making his own bullets or tinkering around in the garage on the 240z he rebuilt.  I’m very thankful to have a handy husband who is also the best dad to Braden. Some may say that I’m lucky, but I also tell people I just chose well. 😉

  1. New dad who might be a little sleepless: This book is funny, and you need a little funny when you’re lacking sleep.
  2. Craft beer lover: This beer flight holder is a fun way to sample a variety of beers. My husband also brews beer…a recent hobby he started in the past few months, which basically creates happy hour in the garage for everyone on our street. He’s currently brewing three beers and a cider that’ll be ready next week when I’m 37 weeks pregnant. :/
  3. Handy man: Any dad who is into DIY projects or Fixer Upper would like this hat.
  4. Grilling aficionado: this grilling set would get some good use especially now that we’ve hit the summer grilling season. Plus,  it’s only $12.99!
  5. Dehydrated dad: Ben definitely doesn’t drink enough water and often tells me beer has water in it. Hmmm….not the same in my opinion. I probably didn’t drink enough water until I got one of these insulated water bottles a couple of years ago. It’s hands-down my favorite water bottle, and I use it every day because I love how it truly keeps water cold for 24 hours. I am definitely getting this for my husband. It comes in a 17 oz. size and a bigger 25 oz. size, and the teakwood option sort of looks manly, right?!
  6. Dad who loves games: Once upon a time my husband would play poker with friends pretty regularly, then we had a kid. 🙂 This poker set would be fun for game night with the guys or when extended family is in town visiting.
  7.  Smoked meat lover: My husband has a Traeger tailgater, but after using a Pitboss, Ben says he “would like to get a larger Pitboss instead because it has more features and it’s a better design from an engineering standpoint.” Spoken like an engineer. 😉
  8. Classic dad: my husband got this watch for Christmas, and he wears it pretty much every day. I shared more about it in this post. It’s a classic watch that I know he’ll have forever and the wood tone is unique.
  9. Dad who loves to experiment with flavor: Lots of grilling going on around here so this rub and grilling set would be a good gift to pair with a new grill or the grilling set mentioned above.
  10. Sentimental new dad: I think it’s an ongoing game to get your first child to say dada or mama first. This book is the ideal gift for a couple’s shower or just for any new dad.
  11. Dad with a sweet tooth: Who doesn’t love  icecream?! This is the perfect gift for dads who live in a different state since you can get a variety pack shipped and delivered anywhere in the U.S. This brand used to be a client of mine, so I know a lot about this icecream. It’s made with premium ingredients, and they have amazing flavors including low-glycemic options.   I’d like to think I’m an icecream expert, especially lately since it’s something I enjoy daily (especially at 9 months pregnant!). The salted caramel chocolate chip is one of my fave flavors!

Father’s Day Meal Ideas

Father’s Day is a reminder to tell the dads in your life that they’re special and appreciated. So, we will usually cook at home for occasions like this. I’ve suggested a few meals below that are perfect for a memorable family get together.

My husband is definitely a steak and potatoes guy, so I’ll probably make a dinner that highlights these items since those are some of his favorites. See below for dinner and dessert suggestions, many of which I’ve made before, so I can vouch for their yumminess!

Dinner

Skillet Steak and Potatoes

Prime Rib, Baked Potatoes and Grilled Corn on the Cob with Roasted Jalepeno Butter

Cabernet Short Ribs with Parmesan Polenta

Southern Shrimp and Grits – if we’re out to dinner, my husband usually goes for steak, short ribs or a shrimp and grits dish

Dessert

Classic Strawberry Shortcake

Crunch Top Apple Pie

Nectarine and Blueberry Crisp

I would serve all of these with Bluebell Homemade Vanilla Ice cream vs. whipped cream (or in addition to) like some of the recipes suggest. We’re pretty loyal to Bluebell around here because… well, because we’re Texan and it’s like the epitome of Texas. And, it’s just delicious.

When we’re on a date night and even on a regular weeknight, it’s not uncommon to find an old-fashioned in my husband’s hand. That said, a bourbon Ben has been a fan of lately is Walking Stick, so that might be a good gift  if the guy in your life is a fan of bourbon. It’s sold at Spec’s in Houston if you’re local. Getting the dad in your life his favorite drink ingredients or bottle of wine to enjoy with a homemade meal is always a good idea! Enjoy!

 

 

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Blue tank dress + Nordstrom half yearly sale picks

May 25, 2018
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Outfit details: Casual tank dress (non-maternity) | Round Raffia Basket Bag | Espadrilles | Sunglasses | Watch

Hi friends! I’m rounding up my favorites from the Nordstrom Half Yearly sale. I’m sure you’ve seen some others share their picks, and it’s likely many of them are similar because a.) who can resist simple staples like this tank dress I’m wearing? b.) mom attire pretty much evolves to all be the same: easy, functional pieces that you can wrangle your child in but still look cute if you’re feeling like feeling fancy that day. I’ve linked a ton of things I own and wear regularly + others that are in my shopping cart because who can resist 40% off some great basics or warm weather pieces that’ll take you through this season and beyond?!

Speaking of feeling fancy… I’m just not feeling that fancy these days. I hit the 34 week mark this week, and I don’t want to sound like a complainer, but I’ve reached the achy, sort of miserable part of pregnancy where you get up a lot to pee in the middle of the night and toss and turn from all the back discomfort. So, I’m not getting very restful sleep. It’s super hot (and humid) outside so everything feels like sweaty exercise. I will probably only be doing curbside grocery pick-up or Instacart from now on because I made the mistake of going to the grocery store last week around 3pm and that just wasn’t fun.  I’m starting to get those looks from strangers where they try to get a cart for you or they offer to load your groceries.  I had to change a mattress cover and sheets on Braden’s bed earlier this week (we just switched him to his new room in a queen bed) and I felt like I had just worked out for 30 minutes. Don’t get me wrong — I am sooo grateful to be growing this healthy baby girl, but I’d be lying if I said I felt like I was functioning at 100% and feeling wonderful. Pregnancy four years ago was much easier than this pregnancy. Granted, I think that being sedentary due to bed rest and activity restrictions this go-round hasn’t helped, nor has chasing a toddler when you’re carry an extra 20+ pounds. I’m really understanding now why people say having a toddler and being pregnant will make you never want to have another kiddo again.

Because of the Texas heat, I’m wearing a ton of dresses like this blue lightweight tank dress. I typically wear with flip flops, but I have been loving these espadrille flats. The dress I’m wearing (color is called blue aurora) isn’t a part of the Nordstrom Half Yearly sale but still really affordable at $55. Other colors in this exact style are a part of the sale and under $30. I love this coral version here. These tank dresses are non-maternity, and I wear a small for reference.

I’ve shopped the Nordstrom Half Yearly Sale for years to stock up on staples that will carry you through this summer and beyond. I have this burnt orange top (I wear a size small in it, even now since it’s meant to fit on the looser side.) which is perfect come football season. This casual baseball tee I’m wearing here is on sale, too, with tons of sizing available. I have this flowy pink dress, which is perfect for wedding or showers and it’s only $50!  I’ve linked a lot more items in the widget below and everything is non-maternity. Happy shopping and have a wonderful long weekend!

 

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Gift Picks for Mom

May 7, 2018
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This one is for the mamas! I’ve rounded up a few easy gifts to get mom this Mother’s Day and categorized them for easy reference. All of these gifts are under $65. In fact, all but one item are under $50. You don’t have to spend a ton of $$ to make mom feel special. I love homemade cards, a special  breakfast and just having a little ‘me’ time, so just try to do something thoughtful and I’m sure it’ll go over well!

1. Southern mama/Fixer Upper fan mom: I pre-ordered Joanna’s new cookbook, and I have many pages flagged already of things I want to make. If you like comfort food, or some good ol’ Southern staples like King Ranch Chicken and Chicken Spaghetti Casserole, then this book will be right up your alley. As soon as I start making any of these delicious recipes (probably this weekend) I’ll be sure to share!

2. Mama who needs a little extra ‘me’ time: This is my favorite candle EVER. It has a bit of subtle smell that reminds me of vacation. The volcano scent is my favorite. Select ‘pick up in store’ and then do a quick drive by to have it waiting for you. This is also a great item to have one hand for one of those last minute hostess or teacher gifts!

3. Casual mom: I love casual t-shirts like this one. Pair it with a blazer for a more elevated look or with denim shorts when running errands.

4. Home cook/hostess mama: You can’t go wrong with a pretty dish towel. Pair it with one of the cookbooks I’ve mentioned for an extra special touch.

5. Cozy mom: One of my friends got this super soft blanket for me for Christmas in navy, and it is used almost daily in my living room. Braden loves it so much that I recently bought him one for his bed that he sleeps with every night because he kept taking the one from downstairs. It’s soooo soft and cozy, and I’ll probably buy the pink peony color soon for the new baby’s room to drape over the rocker.

6. Healthy mom: If you’re looking for a healthy cookbook that is centered on real food, or perhaps one that caters to people who eat gluten-free or dairy-free, this is a good one. I just got it a few weeks ago and have several recipes flagged like Zucchini Almond Butter Brownies or Shrimp and Scallop Linguine with Veggies. I’ll report back!

7. Mom with the green thumb: I am not much of a gardener, but both my mom and MIL are, so this book is a good option for the women in your life who are all about the plant lady life.

8. Sentimental mom: This interview journal is a  sweet way to document all the special things about mom and the moments you’ve had with her over the years. I personally would love this, and I bet most moms would agree!

9. Mom who loves to entertain: Raise your hand if you love a glass or wine or two to unwind?!  I think this ice mold/wine bottle chiller is practical and adorable. It’s a great gift for a mom who loves to play hostess since she can make this into a fun little centerpiece.

10. Tea loving mom: I know many women who would enjoy this tea sampler. What mom doesn’t need a quiet moment with an afternoon tea pick-me-up?!

11. Homebody mama: I love me some cozy pajamas, and this brand makes really soft, quality PJs at a great price point that are so, so comfortable and last forever. I have two pairs in a shorty set and a long PJ set. You won’t regret this classic style.

Treat yourself or the mamas in your life with one (or more)  of these simple and affordable gifts to make her feel extra special this Mother’s Day! Most importantly, tell your mom she is loved and appreciated for all she does!

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Feelin’ Fruity

April 8, 2018
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For the kids

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I’ve been drawn to whimsical, fruit-inspired items lately. Maybe because it’s spring, it seems like a lot more clothing and home decor pieces with lemons, pineapples and more are popping up. Or, maybe I’m  paying attention to more feminine things (for me + baby )  since we discovered baby #2 is a girl. Either way, I’ve rounded up several fun and fruity pieces perfect for spring and summer!

Lots of items linked in the widget below.

Top picks

Target just launched this new line called Opalhouse filled with lots of adorable and affordable home decor pieces. It has a very bohemian vibe reminiscent of Anthropologie Home. I went to Target in-person today and things were a bit picked over, but I did get a flavor for everything and picked up this cute dish towel, bowl, and ordered a few things online like this gold trinket box. I think this pineapple lamp would look cute in an office or girl’s room (or this one) and this floor lamp might be a nice addition to a baby’s room.

I think this fruit alphabet book is just the cutest! I just bought for a friend who recently had a baby girl along with this veggie book, too. I’ll be buying for baby #2 soon. Also, I think it’s always cute to package up a baby gift that is somewhat themed. Pull together a gift filled with these swaddles, bibs, books, and these rattles and you have the perfect gift for a little baby girl! Braden had a cute little carrot rattle when he was a newborn that he loved. I’ll be scooping up this little banana and watermelon rattle for his sister.

Braden has this shirt from Zara Kids and he laughs every time I put it on him and tell him what it says. Baby Zara/Zara Kids clothing is my top store for doing shopping for Braden, and after perusing the girl clothing, I know it will continue to be a go-to for me. I mean — a fluffy pineapple or banana purse?!

When it comes to fashion for women, I think fruit prints are better when in smaller doses. But, in the right setting such as a tropical vacation, I think this little wrap dress or bikini would be perfect. I did score these  pineapple earrings two years ago on a trip to Charleston, and I just started wearing them again when spring hit.

I think this stationary is so fun. You can never have too much stationary to use for little gifts for friends, teachers, kids birthdays, etc. And, if you have any spring or summer parties coming up where a fruit tray is present, why not have these little fruit toothpicks on hand?

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Shopbop Sale Picks: A Mix of Basics and Vacation Favorites

March 1, 2018
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I’ve linked several items I have that are available in the Shopbop sale. I own the majority of these affordable staple items like this pair of denim or this classic white top, and I get a ton of use out of them. I use the Shopsale to stock up on essentials and also get a few trendy pieces each year that won’t break the bank. I recently picked up a smaller straw handbag on Day 1 of the sale, and I don’t see it anymore – boo! But, I’ve linked a few others that I think are perfect. I’ve had this large straw tote for 3 years, and it’s a great carry-on when traveling and transitions well with vacation wear. I used it a lot when we went to Maui last year. I also noticed this OTS top, which I bought last year during a the spring Shopbop sale is still available and it’s only $16. Total steal! It’s final sale, and I’m wearing a medium for easy reference.

 

 

 

 

 

See a few of my other sale picks in the widget below. The sale ends on March 3 at 11:59 PT. Happy shopping!