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I Didn’t Go Back To College (And I’m Loving Life)

As a 21 year old, I often get asked where I go to College. I could be anywhere and without fail this question always seems to slip out of people’s mouths without even realizing it. The question usually prompts the story of why I am not in College in which said person will ask if I’m going to go back. When I say ‘no’, nine times out of ten I get disapproving looks and remarks. I’m not sure when this stigma behind not going back to College started, but it is time to squash it. Im proud to say I didn’t go back to College and I am loving my adult life! Continue reading I Didn’t Go Back To College (And I’m Loving Life)

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Joanna Gaines Inspired Decor You Can Get For Under $20

Everywhere time I go to Target and look at the Magnolia collection, I stare longingly at the decor and then sadly walk away empty handed. As much as I love the collection, I just cant justify spending over $20 on vases and baskets. As I’ve said in other posts, I recommend going to local antique stores and architectural salvages for cool and unique find, but there are places you can find Joanna Gaines inspired decor for under $20!

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Episode 02: How I “Joanna Gaines-d” on a Budget

Joanna Gaines has, no doubt, made a name for herself in the design world. Her “Farmhouse Look” is a must-have for all newbie house owners and aspiring DIY designers. As Brandon and I renovated the master bedroom of the “headache house”, I tried to let Joanna Gaines inspire me. I’ve always been a fan of the “Farmhouse Look”, a side-effect of growing up around barns and farms, and wanted a really airy and updated look to the room.

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10 Things I Wish I’d Known Before Working on our Fixer Upper

Chip and Joanna Gaines would cringe if they saw my first attempt at remodeling our out-dated bedroom in the “Headache House”. Luckily, I was able to salvage the room after learning from my mistakes the first go-around. Now, as I move to the other rooms in the house, I am learning things I wish I had known before working on our home.

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