This is a list of all the personal items I can not live without. The simplicity of using these products with great and fast results has blown me away. I wish I had them 20 years ago - they would have saved me A LOT of trial, error, and money over the years. This is truly what you will find on my counter space.
This is a family-friendly Moab list: short Arches walks, Canyonlands and Dead Horse Point overlooks, roadside stops like Wilson Arch and Hole N" The Rock, and real dinosaur tracks. Each place links to an official or primary page so you can check current hours and fees, and there's kid hiking gear at the end.
I’ve hand‑picked a travel‑ready skincare lineup that feels light, works fast, and breezes through TSA security. The Tea Tree Eyelid Foaming Cleanser, Chebula Active Serum, and SunnyDays SPF 30 Tinted Sunscreen are my go‑to picks for fresh, protected skin on the go. Save this list for your next adventure or drop a comment with your favorite travel skin hack! 🌟
I put this collection together for anyone who wants online rewards to fit around their day. Start with Freecash or EarnLab if you enjoy game offers, look at Pawns for a mix of surveys and background rewards, or explore Cointiply for crypto-focused activities. I also included FaucetPay to organize compatible small payments and Organic Hits for readers promoting an online project. The sections explain these different roles so you can choose a useful starting point. My priority is a clear task, a reward I actually want, and a realistic amount of time to earn it. Check local eligibility and the current cash-out requirements before starting.
I’ve had locs for 19 years. It’s been a long journey, and I’ve tried many products (in many different financial situations) for my hair. Here are some of my favs!
If you’’re looking for a list of popular movies you mostly are going to be out of luck. But if you’re someone who likes their Christmas movies semi new, and low stakes i think you’re in the right place.
This includes things I loved when visiting London! From food to tours to must-see attractions. Just some simple recommendations, including things I wish I did and hope to do next time I visit
Mornings used to be a scramble of skipping breakfast or grabbing something sad from a drive-through. If you're the person who hits snooze three times and still expects to eat healthy, this is the setup that finally made it happen. Took me six months of trial and error with leaky jars and soggy oats so you can skip straight to what works.
I have always been interested in learning more about wellness and nutrition. As I’ve gotten older, I’ve tried multiple training programs, dietary lifestyle changes, and I finally feel like I’ve dialed into my healthiest options to live well! It doesn’t have to be complicated either - just a couple of small changes can go a long way!
I feel like there's never enough time in Bangkok. It's such a vibrant and unique place. From floating markets, incredible street food, smiley locals and spectacular temples to skyscrapers, rooftop bars and Michelin Star restaurants. Here are some of my MUST SEE places to inclusde in your trip
Forget the tourist traps — this list is all about the under-the-radar places, quirky corners, and local secrets I’ve stumbled upon while traveling. These are places that made me stop, smile, and sometimes say ‘am I really seeing this??’ Add them to your itinerary — just don’t tell too many people. 😉
Autumn vibes all in one place. As a Midwest girl who loves fall, I had to find little pieces of home right here in Arizona. From cozy lattes and weekend adventures to fall recipes and inspo, this list is all about bringing the season to life!
An itinerary from our first time in Vegas! There is so many things to do, and only a so little time in a long weekend but this is most of what we were able to fit into our trip! Of course you will also walk The Strip and stop into several casinos, but here are some additional things I would recommend making time for! 🌟
Fun and colorful school supplies- because school should be anything but boring! From gingham to horses these items will have your kids loving their school supplies
Japan had been on my bucket list for years, and this 7-day itinerary took me from the incredible food scene in Osaka, to the temples of Kyoto, and finally the bright lights of Tokyo. These are the products, travel gear, and services that genuinely made my trip easier and the things I’d happily pack again. Osaka → Kyoto → Tokyo
Everything I packed, used, wore, and loved during my 7-day Japan trip.
The everyday products I genuinely buy on repeat while juggling kids, caregiving, work, and normal life chaos—my go-to Amazon, Target, Walmart, and CVS essentials that make life easier.
Listen I am superrrr lazy when it comes to doing my make up bc who really has time for that. I prioritize my skin care routine but sometimes I want an extra ✨ oomph ✨ and these are my go-to’s and some even have skin-care qualities
I have been travelling the world on and off for over 20 years. This list is full of tours I have used throughout the years, and how it shows the evolution in how I choose to travel. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.
Here are some of my favorite D.I.Y. projects that anyone can do. We all grow out of clothes from time to time, why not repurpose them? I also included some Dollar Store D.I.Y. crafts that make living a little easier and your living space uniquely you!
I live in Germany at the Dutch border. The countryside is not spectacular, but there are beautiful, cozy little villages and some unique hidden treasures to find.