College, lifestyle and travel blog
This Washington DC travel guide is way overdue! I lived in the Washington DC area for over two years from 2018-2020. There is so much to do there, and I can’t believe I haven’t made a Washington DC travel guide sooner! I’m sharing my favorite things to do, places to eat, and hotels to stay in. Here’s my Washington DC travel guide.
Spring is here! Today I am sharing the cutest amazon spring dresses that I have found. It can be so overwhelming scrolling through Amazon since there is so much choice, so I have rounded up my top 20 favorite spring dresses for 2021. You can shop all these dresses by clicking the photos.
One of my goals for 2021 was to be more environmentally conscious. One of the ways I am choosing to do that is by making small, but important environmental swaps. Here are 9 super easy environmental swaps to make, that will probably save you money in the long run!Read More
Last weekend my friend Ansley and I went to Asheville, North Carolina for a girls weekend and it was such a fun trip! There really is so much to see and do in Asheville, if you enjoy hiking, breweries, and good food then it is definitely somewhere you should add to your travel list! Here is my Asheville travel guide.
Starting college can be stressful, and a huge adjustment period! I think many people question whether they’ve made the right choice of school in the first few weeks, and that is totally normal! But, if that feeling that you are not in the right place does not go away, it may be time to consider transferring colleges!
I transferred twice, both for two completely different reasons, and they were both the right decision for me. More than a third of all college students transfer, whether that be from community college to a four year school, or from one four year school to another. Here are 8 signs you should consider transferring colleges. Read More
Don’t we all want to save money in college? College is such an exciting, but also very expensive time in your life. The average student loan debt is $32,731! Most in-state students can expect to spend approximately $25,610 per year on college expenses, and students attending out of state schools can expect to spend $27,437 on tuition alone. That is a crazy amount of money! I am all about saving money, and want to share some ways you can save money in college. Here are my best tips on how to save money in college.
Having trouble coming up with Covid safe Valentines ideas? Valentines Day is just around the corner, so I’ve put together 16 fun date ideas that are also Covid safe, so you can have a fun Valentines Day! Here are 16 Covid safe Valentines ideas!
Disclaimer: I am not a health expert and cannot assure your safety in all of these activities! These are my personal ideas on what I believe would be Covid safe Valentines ideas with minimal risk!
Jackson Hole is one of my most favorite destinations I have traveled to, and I cannot wait to go back in 2021. In this Jackson Hole winter travel guide I will be sharing everything you need to know about Jackson Hole – where to stay, where to eat and drink, and what to do! This Jackson Hole winter travel guide is what I loved while I visited Jackson!