I am seriously obsessed with Trader Joe’s. I love their quirky layouts and their amazing (and affordable) products. Here are 9 items that always seem to wind up in my cart.
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Happy weekend! I stumbled on this great mural in the Foundry District last week. Love it!
Here’s a round-up of what I’ve enjoyed from around the Web…
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Happy weekend!
Chris and I are back to real life after a few weeks in Italy. Le sigh. The above photo is the view from our teeny-tiny hotel room in Siena. Take me back! 😭
Here’s a round-up of what I’ve enjoyed from around the Web…
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Happy weekend!
Here’s a round-up of what I’ve enjoyed from around the Web.
Continue reading “Weekend Links”
Instagram is my preferred method of social media. It’s fun; it’s visual; it’s a digital scrapbook; it’s a great source for inspiration.
Instagram recently allowed users to follow #hashtags, too! (It’s about time!) Here are a few fun #hashtags to follow if you’re looking for some added flair in your feed. And, if you’d like, you can follow me @emilypainesmith.
What do you think of self-help or self-improvement books? I used to think they were balderdash, but I’ve read a few good self-improvement / behavioral psychology books in the past few years. I thought it might be helpful to share some of the better ones, especially as the new year approaches with the inevitable new year’s resolutions.
These books have helped me understand and know myself better, and they offer practical advice for making a change. I believe that once we know ourselves better, we are able to identify areas that we are ready to improve and then make the appropriate steps to take action and implement the changes.
Take a look, and see if there’s a book or two you’d like to try.
Instagram is my preferred method of social media. It’s fun; it’s visual; it’s a digital scrapbook; it’s a great source for inspiration.
Here are a few fun accounts to follow if you’re looking for some added flair in your feed. And, if you’d like, you can follow me @emilypainesmith.
