Start prepping that hot chocolate! People are beginning to decorate, the tree in the Boston Common has been lit, and the weather is definitely changing. It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas! Even though this season may look a little different than in the past, there are still plenty of activities to do to get you in the holiday spirit.   Holiday Shopping &

I have always tried my best to support small businesses. Now more than ever, it’s important for all of us to shop small (when we can!). I’ve outlined some of my go-to small businesses below.   Simple Positivitees    I’m a bit biased, but Simple Positivitees is my favorite brand for everything customized! Their shirts are cute and comfy, perfect for all of our #WFH days. Founded by friends Ashely and Kayli, the team

Fashion is constantly in a state of reimagination. Just as fashion designers are always looking to the future for what will be the next big thing, they are also always looking to the past for inspiration. Now more than ever, it seems that fashion influencers and insiders are borrowing past trends from all decades and bringing them back in a new and inventive way. Here

Fall in New England is the greatest time of the year (at least I think so!). The season’s colors, flavors, and activities are worth the hype. There’s so much to do and see, so I’ve rounded up some of my favorites below.     Connors Farm – Danvers, MA   Connors Farm (only about 30-minutes from Boston) is known for its corn mazes. They’re seven

With most businesses closing due to the pandemic, restaurants were sadly hit hard. The future of the culinary industry seemed dim after learning the virus is more easily spread indoors, but there was one saving grace: outdoor dining. In Boston, restaurants were allowed to enroll in a “Temporary Outdoor Dining Program.” Under strict social distancing guidelines, restaurants could extend seating onto public sidewalks and create