Day two of our Paris vacation started out with a visit to the Notre Dame cathedral. This was my favorite thing from our previous trip to Paris and I also loved seeing it a second time. It's amazing that people were able to build such a beautiful structure, with so many intricate details, way back in the 12th century.
Apparently, it's been two weeks since I last wrote a blog post. I have a good excuse though! I went on an amazing vacation with my husband and some of his co-workers to Paris, France! I'm definitely suffering from some serious jet-lag right now, but I'm so excited to share some photos from my trip.
The flight from Salt Lake City to Paris was a little over 10 hours and I was only able to sleep for about one hour. That was unfortunate, because once we arrived in France it was around 11am...so no time to sleep (who needs sleep anyway, right?)! We checked into our hotel, then headed over to the most famous Parisian landmark: the Eiffel Tower.
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As the temperatures start to rise and the sunshine begins to show it's beautiful self more and more, I'm getting so excited for Summer! I can't wait to spend time at the pool, go hiking, and just enjoy the outdoors...it makes me so happy! Today I've teamed up with Macy's to share my idea of the perfect "Summer Look" and I must say that I had a blast putting it together.
When I think of summer clothing, one thing comes to mind: dresses. I don't want to be wearing a ton of layers when it's hot outside and a dress is so easy to throw on. I don't know about you, but I like to keep it simple in the summer! So, my first priority when I arrived at Macy's was to find a great dress and I had so much fun trying on different options.
I'm not going to lie...I hate to cook. I've never been very good at it and it's just not my favorite thing to do. However, I know that it's important for my family to not only eat healthier, but have that special time where we all sit down together for a nice meal. So, I try to find ways to simplify my life when it comes to cooking. One of the best ways to do this is to make double the recipe, so we can have leftovers the next day...which means less cooking for me! What are some ways you simplify your lives through cooking?
I had so much fun looking through all of the outfits linked up to Sunday Style last week...there were a bunch of fun prints and a whole lot of color! You guys always give me the best ideas! I wanted to share a few outfits that I was really inspired by (and might need to copy soon!):
I think my favorite might have to be Rachel's mix of coral and mint, but the other two outfits are also fantastic...don't you think?
Alright, let's see what outfits you have to share this week! As always, here are the rules:
1. Add the link to your specific outfit post, not your main blog page.
2. Grab a button and add it to your post (a text link is also fine).
3. Comment on this post and someone else's post...the whole point is to visit each other.
4. Follow my blog, so you can be reminded to link up next time!
Don't have a blog? You can still share what you are wearing on Instagram or Twitter...just use the hashtag #sundaystyle, so everyone can find your cute outfits! I'd love for you to tag me (@jennywinward)...that will ensure that I don't miss your photo and I'll be sure to leave a comment!
On me ~ Dress: BCBGeneration c/o Zappos, Shoes: Target (similar)
I know Easter was nearly two weeks ago, but I still wanted to share some photos from Easter Sunday. I love all holidays, but especially the ones where we get to celebrate our Savior (sorry to get all churchy on you, but it's kind of a huge part of my life!) and also get all dressed up for the occasion!
I loved our Easter outfits this year. I was so excited to get more use out of my pleated BCBGeneration dress...it was the perfect Easter color. And I'm kind of biased, but I thought my kids looked SO adorable in their dressy clothes! I've said it before and I'll say it again...I love the children's Cherokee clothes at Target. I simply can't afford to drop a lot of money on clothes that I know my kids are going to outgrow quickly, get stained, etc. But Cherokee is both cute AND affordable, so you really can't beat that!
