Kimberly Fitzgerald

A clean curated collection of America 2015 Essentials-shirts, books, hats, decor, and patriotic finds for families, teachers, event planners, and anyone celebrating the 250th anniversary simple, useful, and ready for July 4, 2026

Lets dive into some of this years favorites

Why not create a list of teal clothing recommendations? It sounds like an amazing idea and a fun way to showcase stylish options!

Is teal a fashionable color? "Transformative Teal" a rich blend of blue and green has just been named Colour of the Year for 2026 by WGSN and Coloro, and it's already making its mark on the fashion scene. With summer finally here, it is an excellent time to consider incorporating accents of teal and turquoise/Tiffany blue/teal to bring a bit of the season into your home as well. It's also a great way to help stimulate, yet calm your mind.

This list holds the barn essentials I actually use — worn-in, trusted, and seasoned with a little grit and grace. From tack room tools to trail treats, it’s my personal roundup of what gets the job done. More to come — my tack box is always evolving.

growing up in these eras were so much fun.. lets listen and bring us back

A coastal haven where surf culture, hippy spirit, and a rich musical legacy merge with pristine state park escapes. Ride classic waves along legendary breaks by day, then wander scenic trails that invite quiet reflection and bursts of creative energy. With its deep roots in free expression and iconic music history, Topanga offers an authentic, sun-drenched adventure for every soul in search of a timeless, countercultural vibe.

I grew up in the kind of town where snow didn’t shimmer — it settled. Ipswich, Massachusetts isn’t just “seaside cute” or clam-famous. It’s brine in your breath, cobblestones under your feet, and history etched into every windowpane. My past walks these roads. And even though I’ve moved far away, I carry this town in the way I speak, build, and breathe. Let me show you the corners you won’t find in travel guides — the grit, the grace, and the glow beneath the charm.

Uncommon Goods is an online retailer founded in 1999 by David Bolotsky, based in Brooklyn. It specializes in unique and handmade products, including gifts, home decor, and kitchen items, often sourced from independent artists and artisans. The company is B-Corp certified, focusing on sustainability and social responsibility, and aims to connect consumers with creative and useful products. Uncommon Goods is known for its curated selection of unusual gifts that reflect creativity and craftsmanship, making it a popular choice for unique and thoughtful presents.