Summer Style: Rompers Edition
Trim Halter Romper/Lace Trim Romper/ BB Dakota Shania Romper/Verlise Romper/Crochet Trim Romper/Lace Trim Romper/Front Halter Romper/Crochet Layer Romper/ Lush Halter Romper/Nicole Jumper/Tie Back Romper/Sleeveless Knit Romper/Keyhole High Neck Romper/ Wild Marks Print Romper/Popover Romper/By The River Romper
I remember strolling through the streets of Greece, walking into a corner store with a romper on my mind. I was determined to find one the entire time I was there. The weeks were winding down and I still hadn’t purchased one. The store was painted light blue and quiant. The owner was sweet and friendly and low and behold, on the rack was an adorable light and airy floral, strapless romper. It fit perfectly and was unlike anything I owned. Every occasion that arose that summer had me reaching for the romper again and again. Thus began my love for rompers. 😉
I have three that I already purchased that I plan on wearing for certain occasions. So comfortable. So light. So effortless and gorgeous. Here are some of the cutest ones I’ve found this season!
Long Sleeve Print Romper/Floral Print Romper/Sahara Floral Print Cotton Romper/Sweet Escape Floral Print Romper/Three Quarter Sleeve Romper/Surplice Romper
Last year we bought a tomato plant to test out our gardening skills on a very low scale. 😉 We were SO excited to have fresh tomatoes at our fingertips. There’s something to be said about growing your own food. Seeing the progress, feeling the accomplishment, and tasting the goodness of real and wholesome food. The plant started off slow and only produced a handful of tomatoes a week. Right as we were getting discouraged, the plant went crazy on us and provided more little red beauties than we knew what to do with! As always, it was a blessing in disguise. After using tomatoes in every recipe possible, we decided to try drying them to preserve them. The result? Amazingness! They are great as a soup topping, salad topping, on a charcuterie board, or even by themselves. 😉
Friday, Friday, Friday, you always look so sweet. 🙂 As always, I’m linking up with these beauties:
On Sunday we had our families over for a Mother’s Day fiesta. After everyone left, Eric and I took a walk. I love our families, evening walks, and this view. 🙂
Yesterday, I did a 
Saturday morning before going on a cleaning and cooking frenzy, we made eggs with kale and french breakfast radishes. It was basically heaven on a plate.
I’m a sucker for a good recipe. One that can’t be messed up and is easy to remember. I love healthy and flavorful recipes. Most of all, I love talking to people about food and seeing what combinations of flavors they mix and match.
If I we’re stranded on a deserted island with 
: I got this as a gift and love it, I just haven’t had the chance to read all of it. If I’m stuck on an island, I will definitely have plenty of time to read it, and maybe it would give me some inspiration of how to make a great concoction from something on the island?! My hopes are too high.
: In all seriousness, there are so many wonderful and powerful things about God’s word but if I’m stuck on an island, you better believe I’m clinging to every verse about hope!
: I’ve talked about 