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6.27 Friday Faves

6.27 Friday Faves

Hi friends! Happy Friday! What are you up to this weekend? We have a couple of NCL events and I’m looking forward to swimming, grilling, and catching up on chores. I’m also putting the finishing touches on a new workshop – I’ll share the details next week!

(We had a big familiy dinner after we got home and introduced everyone to Tinto de Verano)

Some Spain antique market finds: two paintings and two candlesticks

(I’m not sure if this is their permanent home but I like them here for now!)

I feel inspired to refresh things around the house, so I’m going to get started on the office first. I want it to be my little writing and biohacking hub 🙂

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.

6.27 Friday Faves

Fashion + beauty + random:

Flabelus. Here are the gorgeous flats I bought in Sevilla! I had to size up (just a heads up! I’m a US size 8 and the 39s are perfect) and I can’t wait to wear them. They’re beautiful but also extremely comfortable.

More purchases from our trip. We ended up needing to buy an extra suitcase and a roll of bubble wrap but it was worth it.

All of Liv’s new Labubus

Olive oil, saffron, and Albariño wine

New handbag from Florence and face creams for a friend:

(highly recommend shopping at the the small leather shops in Italy. It was 60 euros and is impeccable)

*Trying* to get dressed most days that we’ve been home. Usually I lounge around in sweats until it’s time to go anywhere (and sometimes still go looking like a hot mess) but it feels good to make a little bit of an effort. In Spain, everyone was put together. I find that it makes a difference in productivity and how I feel throughout the day.

(top is here – I sized down, skirt is here, sandals are here)

Friendly reminder that if you have an Amex Platinum, use your $50 Saks credit before the 30th! This is the dress I ordered. It’s on sale and I get a $50 statement credit. Boom!

Read, watch, listen:

Loved reading this list and it gave me new ideas for spots I want to visit!

Such an important podcast episode.

Check out this week’s podcast episode here all about morning routines.

Tips for enjoying family travel.

On raising teenage girls.

Fitness, health, and good eats:

Going to try and replicate this during the week.

If you want a whole year of workouts, I’ve gotchu.

My favorite bars are back in stock so I ordered a haul!

Hot tubs vs. saunas. (Love them both but this was interesting)

Thai curry meatballs.

Thank you so much for stopping by the blog today! Have an amazing weekend and I’ll see ya soon!

xoxo

Gina

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