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Do You See What I See ♥

Picture it: wind drifting past newly sprouted flowers, fresh produce deals being bellowed at the Farmer's Market, and 0% chance of precipitation. Hopefully we're on the same blog page here, but Spring Time is springing up all around us and personally I'm devouring it!

It's normal to feel ready for seasonal must haves so soon into the new season such as a new pair of wedges, sturdy to carry you as you skip all around when you have that first free day from the office, school, or a free hour from the kids and the house. A new pair of shades, often unique in shape or color, something different from the more classic, balanced looks for Fall and Winter always bring a smile to a face. Two accessories for the price of one in that instance, I love that! And don't forget to indulge with some new bits of organic happiness like flower pieces for your hair or wardrobe.

Once you're looking like you're on top of the world, you just want to run outside and do something to celebrate being there by going to an outdoor sporting event or taking up an afternoon walk that winds up being 2 hours because you just can't bring yourself to stop enjoying these moments.

At times, who really doesn't love good ol' Floridays? I know of two gals especially who are complete and utter nature buffs never leaving a single patch of nature un-investigated:



Spectacular Spring times ahead!

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