This is going to be the most photo heavy post ever. Back in early October, I requested a Christmas White House tour through my senator. I wish I did it earlier, because almost every date was completely full! Fortunately, we were able to get a tour this year. When we first entered, it was so…
I love starting the Christmas season with a trip to Union Station. The wreaths out front and the bow garlands hung in the walkways are so festive and cute. While last year’s trip happened to coincide with the first snow, the sunshine was equally as welcome. I also wore almost the exact outfit as…
I can’t believe thanksgiving break is already here. The past week has felt like 3 and the rest of the semester has been the same way. Finally, there is a light at the end of the tunnel and I only have two weeks of classes left! I’ve already registered for all my classes for this…
The leaves this year were incredible although they’re starting to fade now, especially after Thursday’s snow. I was waiting for the foliage at the tidal basin to peak and couldn’t have caught it more perfectly. apple orchardapple pickingapplesblogbloggercolored leavesDCdc bloggerdc foliagedc foliage spotsdiy dog bandanadiy flandannadobermanFallfall activitiesfall fashionfall front porchfall in dcfamilyfarmstandflannelflannel outfitfoliagefront porchgourdsheirloom pumpkinsIndian…
I feel like the leaves this year are better in DC compared to the past couple of years while back in RI, they’re extra pathetic. Everywhere you look is orange, red or yellow. Fall is my favorite season and I wish the leaves could stay vibrant for just a little while longer. After getting paninis,…
Last week, Police Week happened which, for me, meant seeing nothing but horses for 4 days straight. By the end of it, I was so tired and accustomed to seeing horses literally everywhere that I started hallucinating. Every time I saw a movement on the street in the middle of the night, I would wake…
I must say, for a city, DC (and Arlington) are really killing it with the flower fields. I would have never expected to find essentially what was a field of daffodils in the middle of a city, or a field of tulips just outside of one. Not having a car in DC not only makes…
