March Favourites


Let's hop right in, shall we?

1. Green Converse
At least twice if not three times a week, I've been wearing my green converse and although they're not new I've had a recent obsession with them.


2. Treating Myself
So the past two weekends I was working and during my lunch break, I decided to treat myself to two new black sweaters from Forever 21 (a total of $23) and a pair of black sneakers ($8) from H&M.


3. Raspberries
Absolutely love,love,love raspberries! They're probably my favourite fruit ever. I've been eating a lot of fruit this month and in all of my fruit bowls, Raspberries are a must!
4. Einstein's White Chocolate Mocha's
Einstein's is a coffee shop on the APSU campus in Clarksville. Although their coffee is about the same price as Starbucks with smaller cups, their White Chocolate Mocha's are way better!

5. Silke's
If you read my blog regularly then you'll know I've already been to Silke's like three times this month and it's basically because it's delicious! If you live in Clarksville, go check out Silke's. It's a German Bakery/Deli and has to-die-for food.


6. Insta-Dri Nailpolish
I love this light shade of pink, especially during the spring-summer time. The nailpolish name is "Petal Pusher" in the shade 150. It dries pretty fast and doesn't chip too soon.


7. Blush
I've sort of cut down on my makeup routine primarily because during summer I don't wear much, if any makeup, so in spring I try to do light makeup in preparation. However, I still use a bronzer, mascara and blush. The blush I've been using is a very nice pink that compliments my skin tone and stays on a majority of the day.


8. Belle
Beauty and The Beast is my favourite fairytale of all time and I'm even working on a song from the musical in my Voice Lessons. But I've been listening to the song "Belle" from the disney movie (the opening song where she's walking through town) and I just love it so much, makes me so happy.

9. The Time Traveler's Wife by Audrey Niffenegger
During the school year it takes me much longer to finish books just because I don't have much leisure time. But this month I managed to read a few and among them was "The Time Traveler's Wife" which was amazing. Worth the read!


10. Starbucks Birthday Cake Frappe
An amazing drink for the end of this month was the Birthday Cake Frapp from Starbucks, celebrating their 20th anniversary. 



Comments

  1. Janaya31 March, 2015 12:42

    Beauty & the Beast is my all time favorite!

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    1. Unknown31 March, 2015 16:17

      Right? Yes! It's amazing. So great. <33

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