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Friday Faves 4.26

Friday Faves 4.26

Sharing the weekly Friday Faves roundup!

Hi friends! Happy Friday!! How are you? I hope you’re having a lovely week so far. Liv and I are off to Phoenix for a dance competition. She has a gorgeous solo and I love watching her team perform – it’s going to be a blast. I hope you have a fun weekend ahead!

(After-school treats at Dedicated)

It’s time for the weekly Friday Faves party. This is where I share some of my favorite finds from the week and around the web. I always love to hear about your faves, too, so please shout out something you’re loving in the comments section below.

Friday Faves 4.26

Home:

I’m seriously loving our new Air Doctor situation. The air in our house feels fresh and clean, and it’s wild to see what the filter is picking up. I wish we would have gotten them sooner!

A new air fryer. You guys know I’ve been on the hunt for a nontoxic air fryer, and I found a glass one with decent reviews. (I debated a stainless steel one, but some of the reviews said they still had internal plastic parts and a chemical smell.) It’s SO pretty and I’ll definitely report back.

Read, watch, listen:

Really enjoyed this podcast episode with Dr. Hyman. It seems like Dr. Cabral aligns with a lot of his messaging.

Check out the latest podcast episode here.

Embracing aging.

If you’re looking for a fun spring read, I definitely recommend this one. I have about 20 pages left and don’t want it to end!

Health, fitness, and good eats:

I have something exciting coming up next month if you’re looking to take your health and fitness to the next level this summer. Stay tuned for more info!!

Neighborhood block party! We have amazing neighbors, and this past weekend, we all enjoyed wine and delicious food together.

My contributions to the feast were a Mediterranean-style pasta salad:

(Trader Joe’s gf pasta, sundried tomatoes, artichoke hearts, bell pepper, kalamata olives, feta, oregano, lemon juice, mint, olive oil, salt and pepper)

Brownie-cookie-Oreo bars, and this mixed berry crumble (I used gf flour).

Bodyweight HIIT workout.

Fashion and beauty:

New RX sunnies! I did a Warby Parker home try-on for sunglasses and decided to order the Rhea sunglasses in truffle tortoise. I got my last pair of rx sunglasses last-minute at Eye Mart before our Italy and Greece trip, and while they’ve definitely served their purpose, they are so heavy on my face.

I love Warby Parker’s quality so I have my fingers crossed that these will be lighter and more comfortable. I tend to wear glasses for the first part of the day or if I know I’ll be outside a lot, and love having rx sunglasses for walks, hikes, and swims.

This dress!! I mentioned it in last week’s Friday Faves post and didn’t attach a pic. I love that it looks like a La Vie Style House dress at a fraction of the cost. I ordered it in black, too! (Heads up: size down. I’m wearing an XS)

Happy Friday!

Thank you so much for stopping by the blog today and I’ll see you soon!
xo

Gina

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