Have you ever been so inspired by a content creator that you actually learned something while you laughed? Me too! These art world creators need to be on your list.
Planning your first Lisbon trip and already stressed about the seven hills, sardine-packed trams, and figuring out which neighborhoods are actually worth your time? I spent two weeks walking every cobblestone street so you can skip the blisters and tourist traps. Whether you're a solo traveler, a couple sneaking away for a long weekend, or dragging your partner who ‘doesn’t like cities' — steal this list before you book your flights.
I’m huge into psychological thrillers, so that will likely be the bulk of this list. But these are books I absolutely couldn’t put down and believe you’d enjoy too!
This is what I LOVE using as a professional dancer, dance teacher, and choreographer. This list ranges from clothes, to shoes, to supplies. Whether in rehearsal, teaching, or on stage. I’ve included reliable, high-quality bits I use daily, plus some budget-friendly finds you’ll love too!
Looking for ways to get your little ones off the couch? This list is packed with fun, engaging activities to introduce kids to an active lifestyle. Let me know if there's any others that your family loves!
A curated mix of Gretchen Rubin titles and complementary books to extend the ideas, habits, and home-tidying inspiration sparked by this memoir. Ideal for readers who want to turn insight into daily practice across happiness, habits, personality, and environment.
Stanley is one of those places that reminds me to slow down and soak it all in. Between the towering Sawtooths, crystal-clear lakes, and quiet mountain charm, it's a place I find myself wanting to return to again and again. If you're planning a trip, these are the places and finds I'd recommend.
My Tokyo finds, from vegan sushi and ramen to matcha stops, bars, shopping and things to do 🇯🇵 These are places and experiences from my time exploring the city, organized so you can plan food stops around your sightseeing. Save the list for your Japan itinerary and read the notes before booking. Check current menus, hours and entry requirements. Some links may earn me a commission at no extra cost to you.
For a majority of my life I could categorize myself as someone midsize-plus size, curvy, what-have-you, which has made shopping for clothes difficult at times. This was especially apparent when I lived abroad and so many boutiques were explicitly selling limited sizes/"free-size" (one size only, good luck). As much as I preferred shopping locally or at small businesses, I wanted clothes that fit as well as made me feel good. Even today I still peruse Cider, because I like their mission impact for safe production and preventing textile waste. I'm not sponsored – I just really like Cider lol. Every item is something I've purchased for myself or others, on my wish-list, or just a really nice find (that may be on sale!)
Recommendations for the Book Lovers, book tokkers, and fan favorites. We like hole in the wall bookshops, small business, and unique ideas. This list is for the standout book shops, book subscription boxes, special edition sales, artsy sprayed edge releases, and FANtastic series inspired apparel lovers. Catch a mobile book van in STL or find you a true crime book subscription box to suit your fancy.
As a 20 year old who's been to 20+ countries - I sure know a thing or two about budget travelling haha. I have compiled some services, websites and tools that I always use when travelling that help me save money and find the best deals possible (while still enjoying the country!)
The courses that took me from "I write a lot" to "I can take a brief, ship clear drafts, and get them seen." Most of these are on Coursera (the platform this list started around), each one covering a specific skill a remote writer actually needs: clear business writing, proofreading, getting writing found with SEO, pairing writing with a content calendar, and using generative AI without losing your voice. Notes on each card say what the course covers, who it's for, and how it fits into a working writer's toolkit — no grades, no fluff.
These are a lot of the things you will find in our kitchen during a cooking stream, but these are all great items we use on the daily. We do a lot of cooking and baking so over the years we've used a ton of kitchen items and found the ones we love the most.
I made this gluten free fast food and restaurant list as a handy guide for our family when we are out on a road trip. We always need a safe place to stop for allergy safe lunches and dinners for our celiac child. Check the notes on specific item safety for allergies and precautions.
This quaint little town in northeastern Ohio is known for its tiny, walkable waterfalls. The falls are fun… but the food and shopping is also WAY worth the trip!
Planning a Portugal trip and drowning in restaurant recommendations from every travel blog on the internet? I spent three weeks eating my way through the country, made plenty of wrong turns into tourist traps, and narrowed it down to the 30 spots that genuinely stopped me mid-bite. Whether you're landing in Lisbon next month or just dreaming about it — save this before you book a single reservation.
While we aren't Vegan three of my family members can't eat dairy and we try to limit gluten. You will find some vegan options here but all have dairy free options and some gluten free.
We've previously enjoyed a brilliant family road trip through Alberta and British Columbia and spent some in Canmore and Banff. This is a truly lovely part of the World. We've covered our trip on our instagram and youtube channels - @paradisefallsfamily. Here we list just some of our top recommendations for things to do on your trip to the Banff and Canmore region. Note this list contains affiliate links. I may earn a small commission if you purchase through them—at no extra cost to you.