Closing out the year with one of my favorite things to post: a simple list of things I’m grateful for. I know I don’t do it as often as I used to, but I will do it as much as I can in the coming year. Also wanted to say that I moved around some
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Ten Things I’m Thankful For
Celebrating with a beach trip, launching my signet collection, releasing my platitos and jewelry dishes, and lots more to be grateful about lately.
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Ten Things I’m Thankful For
Just wanted to take a quick break to write down all the little things I’ve been thankful for these past couple of weeks.
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Ten Things I’m Thankful For
From new reads and fantastic musicals to cheap thrills like pretty nail art and colored eyeliners, I’m grateful for them all!
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Ten Things I’m Thankful For
There’s still a lot to be grateful. On a day like today, I think it’s even more important to count our blessings and look on the bright side. Tomorrow is another day to be better.
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Ten Things I’m Thankful For
Favorite things I’ve written this past few weeks, an upcoming two-week vacation I’m very excited for, and more good stuff to be thankful for.
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Ten Things I’m Thankful For
♡ every day, because I wake up and I’m okay, I’m here, I’m alive♡ friends and family these past two weeks—I may have only replied a curt “thank you” to your messages, but I am deeply grateful for each one♡ spending 5 days with my favorite not-so little person, who is growing up to be such
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Ten Things I’m Thankful For
Grateful for everything that was and looking forward to more to be thankful for in the coming year. Happy 2019, y’all!
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Ten Things I’m Thankful For
♡ being back in the kitchen with yummy (we made buko pandan cake and chocolate chip blondies last month) ♡ going on a road trip with some lovely people and getting away from the city for a little bit ♡ finishing another book about the inner workings of a company (has anybody thought about fictionalizing the