Designed by the same team as Oxford Exchange, another Tampa favorite of mine, The Library Restaurant is a beautiful cafe in St. Pete, connected with the Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital. It is inspired by the George Peabody Library in Baltimore, which opened its doors in 1957. Read more about this restaurant and Brett and my Valentine’s Day dinner here!
I haven’t shopped a whole lot this past year; far less than usual, anyway. There isn’t really a reason to shop a whole lot when you’re inside most days. For me, this has been generally compounded with efforts to save money, which has had various levels of success. However, as summer approaches and the prospect of social distancing lightening as the vaccine roll out becomes more of a reality, I have found myself window shopping online for spring outfit inspiration more and more. See what has caught my eye here!
I’ve been thinking a lot about personal goals of mine and seeking out tips for goal setting, particularly in regard to my blog and business. As you would probably agree, things have been thrown for a loop in light of the pandemic and political climate; the steps I had mapped out for myself in January aren’t serving me now. In light of everything that’s going on in the world, I’ve been trying to set some new goals, both for myself personally and in my work. In the process, I’ve recognized a few tips for goal setting that I hope you’ll find useful. Explore my tips for goal setting during periods of uncertainty here!
The Flamingo Flea is a recurring market that features eclectic crafts and goods, creating by local makers throughout South Florida. With an emphasis on expanding local creators’ growth and sustainability, the Flamingo Flea has created a sense of community around the creative. Lately, due to COVID-19, the Flamingo Flea has gone virtual. Since in-person events aren’t possible at the moment, the market has moved online so you can “shop like a local 24/7.” Learn more about the Virtual Flamingo Flea, and get details about Critter Crafting’s involvement in the events, here!
Being cooped up inside can be taxing on our mental state. With social distancing, I’m sure I’m not the only one feeling a little stir-crazy from being in the house all day. In the meantime, though, we can and should still prioritize getting outside. Getting outside helps our health quickly and efficiently. Read about how getting outside benefits us, and get tips on easy ways to squeeze in time outside, here!
If you’re looking for a robust vegan menu in Orlando, the Sanctum Cafe is the place for you. Sanctum Cafe is based on the idea that healthy food can also be “wildly well-prepared.” They focus on fresh, organic farming rooted in sustainability. Read the full review of Orlando’s vegan Sanctum Cafe here!
St. Augustine, often considered the United State’s oldest city (or, at least, the longest continually inhabited European-founded city in the country), is a beautiful place to visit. Whether you’re looking to eat great food, shop in some cute little boutiques, or explore the beautiful old architecture, you’re sure to come across Flagler College’s Ponce de Leon Hall. Read more about this historic national landmark and the history behind it here!
Tarpon River Brewing hosted the first Flamingo Flea in Fort Lauderdale this past weekend and it was a total blast!
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