Month: November 2021

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Fashion

5 Best Runners/Trainers

For the foreseeable future I’ll be rocking running shoes as my kicks. I decided that I was going to be THAT person with the fashionable footwear. Normally, when it comes to runners, I am pretty conservative; sticking to white or black or grey. These are the five pairs I picked out this weekend.

Vessi: Women’s Cityscape in coral pink on off-white
Adidas: Stan Smith Shoes with floral pattern
Nike: Blazer Low ’77 Vintage (By You) in atomic orange
Saucony: Women’s Guide 14 in future neon
Reebok: Liquifect 180-3 Women’s Running Shoe in punch berry

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Writing Prompt Wednesdays

Writing Prompt Wednesday

I was gifted this awesome journal for Christmas this year; Picadilly’s 200 Writing Prompts. I thought it would be fun to spend a few moments each Wednesday working through this journal and then sharing them with you.

What about you?

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Food & Drink

Top 5 Fall Cocktails

two brown liquid inside clear drinking glasses
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It has been a while since I did a a post dedicated to delicious drinks. I usually get together with the girls during ‘midterm break’ and figured that it would be the perfect time to sip on these.

  1. Apple Cider Mimosa
    Mimosas are a must as breakfast and brunch for our crew; this fall twist on it is GENIUS! It’s fancy and cozy at the same time, which seems absurd but you have to try this!

  2. Pomegranate Gin
    I love this cocktail because its refreshing; can also double for a festive drink at Christmas and well… gin is my favourite; if a drink has gin in it, I’ll try it! Surprisingly, I really enjoyed the thyme in it.

  3. Autumn Harvest Sangria
    We often enjoy sangria in the summer, so being able to sip it year round makes this recipe a favourite. It is a great recipe for entertaining family, friends and coworkers because of the ability to make LARGE batches without compromising taste.

  4. Cranberry Moscow Mule
    I was first attracted to Moscow Mules because of the copper mugs; I know that sounds silly, but it is the truth. However, I stayed for the Ginger Beer. The tartness from the cranberries is delicious. This also is a go to drink at Christmas for me.

  5. Mulled Wine
    For the traditionalists out there, this is for you. It is super easy to make and really comforting on a chilly fall evening.