Spring time for me is the time for lots of color in my wardrobe. As the last of the cool days go by, color brightens up everything and gets me through

I am really cutting it close here with this post! I haven't missed a post for nearly a year and with this move I ran out of photos in the can and haven't had time to take any

When I first saw this top at Marshals I was drawn to the colors and pattern; it was love at first sight.

I got this dress last spring from the Gap, I loved it so much I also got it in light blue. It is a faux wrap dress that is very versatile.

I jump on the trend wagon often although in my defense I try to make it my own by adding a twist. Bell sleeves is a trend now in its second season by my count and is a trend I think is so darling.

I love the contrast between the masculine shirt and feminne hot pink sandals. It shows that it doesn't matter so much what your wear, but how you wear it.

My favorite part of this outfit are my cute denim slides. Partly because they are unique but also because they are as comfortable and slippers.

I found this fun jacket at a consignment store a few years ago and decided to style an outfit around it. I loved it because of the amazing detail.

I haven't bought shoes at Target I think in years but @dawnedonme showed them on her Instagram and I instantly loved them. They come in  pink too!

If you read my blog much you know how I love a white button down shirt with denim. It is such a classic in my mind. I collect white shirts about like I collect jeans.

I am a huge fan of Mary Tyler Moore, may she rest in peace.

I have tried every style of jean out there over the years and trends have come and gone but my tried and true favorite style is the flared jean with a mid rise.

The fun thing about blogging is that I have been able to more define my personal style.

When I was young, I was all about pink, ruffles and lace while I climbed trees, rode horses and went fishing.

The snow is still several feet deep at our house in the mountains so we decided to come down into the valley of Boise for a while.