
… Okay, more like cursing and muttering death threats at the umbrella I JUST bought and had already turned inside out. What the effs!? I mean, yeah, it was like $3.00, but it didn’t even last FIVE minutes with me.
It was a super windy afternoon, to say the least.


You know what did make it better? Visiting Toronto’s premier green beauty boutiqueShop Pretty. I’d been meaning to drop by for the longest time, but never really found the time to. The store, which will move to 744 Queen St. West sometime this week (it’s currently on Markham Street just a few steps south of Bloor St. West), looks like a page out of every gal’s dreams of a sunny summertime afternoon when they were little.
Lemonade pitchers, yellow gingham tablecloths, and that watermelon slices. Yeah, that’s what the store made me think about.


The store carries natural and cruelty-free brands that are very hard to find: Ilia, RMS, Tatcha, and Scotch Naturals just to name a few. Its owner, Andrea, is the nicest gal and is very passionate about the green movement in beauty.



In the end I walked out with Tatcha Aburatorigami blotting papers and a box of Heart Part (a three-in-one utensil that is 100% biodegradable). Really wish I could have stayed much longer, but I was running very late for something. And I just realized I didn’t even take a photo of Andrea (sorry!).
For those curious about the brands above or just simply want to be surrounded by very pretty things, check out the store. Seriously.
My bf and I went to Buca for for his birthday dinner on Friday, per 
A super cute teacup and saucer that I got from Anthropologie’s sale rack. Have no intent of using this for its actual purpose since I drink tea/coffee in huge mugs, but it does make for a very cute container for lip products that have overflowed from
Being outdoors. Seriously, I love nothing more than to take long walks on my day off.
PRETTY lipstick displays. This was taken at Murale when I bought
I am on a mission to develop at least some of the photos I take, so I’ve been buying some frames to put them in. These two are my favourites. They were only $7 (wood) and $10 (mirror) at 






