Things I'm Loving Lately
- Apr 29, 2025
- 1 min read
Updated: May 7, 2025
Things I'm personally loving lately, which you can use as Mother's Day Gift ideas since that's coming up. Soon.
1) The Terra Kaffe espresso machine makes the most delicious cafe quality coffee beverages and actually looks aesthetically pleasing sitting on the counter. Two requirements I absolutely would not cave on during my search for a new dream machine.
2) My friend Rachel Pally turned me onto Krewe sunglasses and their styles are all too cool.
3) I wanted new ballet flats for Spring and took a chance on Quince. Wow, they are beautifully made and very comfortable.
4) They pair well with a black bucket bag from Mansur Gavriel.
5) A simple and inexpensive clean beauty scalp serum from Odele that immediately soothes and refreshes.
6) The new Tahini Baby cookbook from Eden Grinshpan is a Mediterranean inspired vegetarian heavy wonderland of new recipes. I went to her book signing and I follow her on IG. She truly is as warm, vivacious, and passionate as she seems.
7) I have been going to Sweat Yoga 5x/week for the past month and I cannot get enough. I don't know who I am anymore. I highly recommend a trial at your local hot yoga studio to see if you like it too. You may become equally as obsessed as me.
8) Are we doing creatin supplements now? Apparently I am when I learned its not only for gym bros to gain bulk. For women, it improves energy levels and aids in sleep, increases muscle and bone density, improves mood and cognition, and regulates menstrual cycles. Ugh, I'm mad at myself for not taking it sooner.
운동 후 근육통으로 고생했지만, 전문가의 손길을 경험한 출장마사지 덕분에 몸이 빠르게 회복되었습니다. 집에서 편리하게 받을 수 있고, 스트레스 해소에도 큰 도움이 되어 만족도가 높습니다.
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