DIY Bohemian Home | Distressed Clothespin Polaroid Photo Display

(This post contains affiliate links)

In this home DIY I am going to show you how to make your very own distressed clothespin Polaroid photo display! It may look a little complicated, but don't worry, it's very easy. The end result is so beautiful as well, people will think you bought it from somewhere like Target!

How to be More Present While Traveling (& in Life)

When you're visiting a new place, you want to soak it in as much as possible. Nowadays, it seems that our attention spans have decreased and our brains need a constant stimulation to stay interested. Instead of being distracted by what's going on elsewhere, learn to stay focused on the now. Below are some tips on how to be more present while traveling (& in life) to help you fully experience where you are and what you're doing so you never miss a moment.

5 Things to do Before the New Year

When a new year rolls around, we are given a blank slate, a fresh start, a new beginning. It is the perfect time to think about all of the experiences (good & bad) you've accumulated within the last year so you can use them to your advantage. Reevaluate your year up to now, and implement changes to benefit your life.

What is Wanderlust & What Does it Mean to Be a Wanderful Soul?

Terms like 'wanderful', 'wanderlust', and 'wanderer'  have started to become more prominent in describing the dream lifestyle of those who love to travel. There's something quite magical about the thought of traveling and experiencing the world indefinitely. If you think so too, you are undeniably a wanderful soul who falls victim to wanderlust. But, what does exactly does that mean?

Full Moon Reflection

(This post contains affiliate links)

Yesterday, we had our very last full moon (and super moon) of 2016. Full moon nights are the best times for contemplation, reflection, and release as the moon sheds light (figuratively & literally) on your life. The moon reveals to us what was hidden in the shadows and brings them into light so it can come into focus and we may acknowledge it.