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The first time I went to Paris, it was the middle of July and I had absolutely no idea how to dress like a French girl in 90 degree heat. The mornings were rainy and cold and I had my army green jacket (you know the Madewell one that was all the rage about six years ago) slung over me most of the time, until the sun burned away every cloud around 2 p.m. When the heat finally descended, the Parisians turned full-on summer mode—shoulders shook loose, legs peeked back out from under striped awnings, and sunnies slid onto waiting...

15 Keto Summer Grilling Recipes + Grilling Favorites – you can still eat low-carb and enjoy your summer cookout. Get inspired by these keto barbecue recipe ideas that are all Whole30, Paleo, low-carb, gluten-free, grain-free, dairy-free, clean eating, real food. Summer grilling has begun! One of my favorite things about summer is gathering with friends & family and grilling. Eating low carb doesn’t have to stop you from enjoying that summertime barbeque! I lost 50 pounds in 6 months eating a clean keto diet, and have become quite the pro at creating recipes that are easy, low-carb, and best of...

As much as we love the warmth that comes with summer, there’s one particular aspect that we crown to be the worst of all time: We hate sweating our asses off. Cue the endless attempts to wear jeans on a hot day, feeling trapped and ready to abandon all sense of fashion for the sake of comfort. But what if we told you there are summer bottoms out there that won’t leave you feeling totally miserable? We owe our sanity (and non-chafed legs) to breathable fabrics and airy skirts. Don’t let the heat keep you from feeling chic, trendy, or...

This tutorial was originally posted on Crafting a Green World.Alas, for the button has just popped off your pants! If you're lucky, it has simply fallen to the floor at your feet, ideally while you're getting dressed alone in your room surrounded by plenty of other suitable pants options. Of course, the way this year has been going, it's much more likely that your button has pinged off explosively in the middle of a crowded room, probably while you, yourself, are at the center of attention, and it has first smacked someone important in the eye and then fallen... somewhere, probably...

I've always had a problem with tablecloths being used in home staging.  To me, a tablecloth in an otherwise beautifully staged home looked as though it was trying to hide a tabletop. As though the table surface was something so precious it had to be protected. Or else was so ugly it needed to be covered.  But now that something called grandmillenial decor is a thing, I'm having to rethink this whole tablecloth issue.  Grandmilenial style used to be referred to as "granny chic," but now it's just chic. It turns out that wallpaper, wicker furniture, fringes, chinoiserie, flowery slipcovers,...