!EVERYONE does it best in Fall, in my opinion. Fall and Winter are my favorite time of the year to dress up. My personal DOs for the cool weather seasons are as follows: Avoiding doom and gloom colors such as grey and black - by wearing different shades of browns, greens, purples, mustard, and burnt oranges. Dress in layered clothing. Tall boots and thick wedges. Trench coats and plaid jackets, coordinated with cotton/tweed scarfs. Tweed pants, leggings, and tights. Be comfortable - comfort is always a must for me no matter what season, and add a little pop of color here and there
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Homemade - candy
Melt some chocolate of your choice on low heat.
I like to use the large Hershey bars, seems this brand melts nicely
Stir until the chocolate starts to smooth
The consistency should look as such, nice and smooth
Roast about a cup of raw almonds
Pour the almonds into the warm chocolate
Make sure the almonds are coated evenly
Evenly coated
Let rest for 3 hours or so
!And there you go
The holiday season is full of baking, fun, and happiness. In case you are still deciding what to include on your holiday menu OR in your goody bags OR simply just want something to enjoy with your family and friends at home - here is a easy-simple recipe I like to do for fun events
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Scandinavian rings
I adore Scandinavian jewelry so much and discovered these rings on the Grasilver website. Scandinavian jewelry started to turn up around the mid 1900s in the Scandinavian countries. The workmanship and quality of these pieces are absolutely amazing in my eyes. I am a huge fan of abstract and geometric shaped pieces. Many of these pieces have expired and is considered vintage now a days. Some of the most talented Scandinavian jewelry designers include: Georg Jensen, Torun Bulow-Hube, Nanna Ditzel, Hans Hansen, Bjorn Weckstrom and Henning Koppel. I must admit, most Scandinavian jewelry can be very expensive but due to the history, era, and vintage aspect of these pieces I think it's definitely worth every penny. To view more Scandinavian rings go here - Grasilver
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