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Things to Do in St. George, Utah

by Kayla Smith September 7, 2018

All the best places to see and things to do in St. George on your next trip!

Taz and I love to visit St. George! I have a good amount of family members that live throughout the city so it is always great when we make a trip to see extended family. Here is a fun fact that not many people know, but my husband Taz Smith was born in St. George. It seems that every time we come to town it keeps getting bigger. It seems to be growing very rapidly with Dixie State expanding the surrounding areas are just exploding with people. However, it’s still a great getaway for everyone that still wants that small-town feel without having to venture very far.

This is a list of my favorite things to do in St. George and spots in Southern Utah. I have broken it down into a handful of main sections “things to do” “food to eat” “places to stay” “low budget” “money is no issue”. These are all topics I have wondered about when planning a trip to St. George. I hope these things help you find things to do in St. George while you visit.

Things to Do

St George is definitely a college town, this means there are lots of fun things to do on the cheap, if not free. This means you can save a lot of money when traveling through St George by exploring some of these great spots. There are so many drop-dead beautiful state and national parks that you can drive to in less than one hour. St George is totally a go-to spot for the outdoor adventure type. These parks are also great for the average jo like me and my husband with plenty of easy walks or hikes making it great for the whole family.

Red Hills Desert Gardens

Red Hills Desert Gardens is by far one of my favorite things to do in St. George! During our move from Utah to Florida on our first night in St. George, it was just about sunset and we wanted to do explore somewhere fun because we had been driving all day. So we decided to check out and walked around the gardens. We took beautiful pictures and hiked around the red rocks. It is perfect for a cute date night or if you have a small family. There are plenty of great spots for pictures that are gorgeous. It is right next to Dixie Rock which is a great little adventure spot especially if you are looking to catch the sunrise. For the gardens, there is a beautiful walk just around the park but you can go down into the carved out walkway which you can see below, it is beautiful and full of lots of fun local art.

The price is free!

the Red Hills Desert Gardens are on the list of things to do in St. George

St. George Temple

The St. George temple is at the center of the city and the white walls against the red rocks take my breath away! This is a religious building for The Church Of Jesus Christ Of Latter-Day Saints and was built in St George over 150 years ago. To go inside the actual temple you need to be a member of the church but they have a great visitor Center that explains how it was built and why temples are important. There’s a beautiful walkway around the grounds with great trees and well-kept flower beds. It is a very peaceful place and great for families to take a walk and picnic if it is a nice day.

The price is free.

Downtown St. George

When we come to St. George, we always like to take walks downtown. We always end up staying pretty close to the downtown area so it makes it pretty easy to go out early before it gets too hot or late afternoons once it has cooled off. There is a lot to see like the St. George tabernacles, dozens of adorable shops and yummy restaurants. Taz and I actually went ring shopping downtown during our first trip down to St. George, but that’s a story for another day haha. Depending on the night there really on the weekends there is normally something going on.

The price is free. (unless you get a snack or buy something local from one of the cute shops)

Snow Canyon State Park

If you want to feel as if you are transported to a different world check out snow canyon. We took the quick trip through the mountains to the Snow Canyon State Park outlook and wow. You can see from the photo below that it is just stunning. I had never been before and now I’m convinced that everyone should put that at the top of their list of things to do in St. George! There’s a ton of places to hike, ride your bike, or there are lookout points if you want to just drive through. it is only a 15-30 minute drive outside of St. George so how can you not! if you can spend at least half a day exploring this park because its amazing.

The basic price just to drive in to spend the day is $10 unless you are a Utah resident then it is $5. Below is the complete price guide from the state park website in case you are interested in camping or group passes.

PARK FEES

Day-use Fees: $10 per vehicle (up to eight people); $5 per vehicle (up to eight people) Seniors 62 and older (Utah residents with UT driver’s license); $5 pedestrian/cyclists (up to eight people); $3 per person commercial use or vehicles with nine or more people

Camping Fees:
Non-hookup sites: $20 per night; Hookup Sites (W&E): $25 per night
Extra vehicle fees (one extra vehicle per site permitted): $15 per night

Group Day Use:
Lower Galoot Day Use Area: $60 (Reservation / Permit required)

Group Overnight Camping:
Cottontail Group Campground: $3 per person + refundable cleaning deposit at the park (25 people min – 35 max – 10 vehicles max)
Quail Group Campground: $4 per person + refundable cleaning deposit at the park (25 people min – 55 max – 20 vehicles max)

Snow Canyon State Park is on the list of things to do in St. George

Food to Eat

The food in St. George is amazing. It has some unique great places that are absolutely delicious. There are of course the regular places you can find in any town across the U.S. Don’t get me wrong I love myself some Chilis chicken crispers but if you are only in St. George for a short time there are so many yummy spots you have to try. I find food and restaurants are one of the easiest ways to dive into the culture of an area and really understand and get a feel for the local people.

George’s Corner

George’s Corner was the first place I ever ate when I came to St. George with Taz. We were in town for a wedding in early summer and it was one of those beautifully hot days in St. George. We were exploring the downtown area and looking for a yummy cold snack. This led us to Georg’s Corner and our waiter recommended the banana split, so we ordered it. LET ME TELL YOU! I was blown away and so was Taz. When they brought it out to our table both of our jaws dropped. It was picture perfect and tasted like it was crafted by angels. Every time we are in town if we have time we stop in for this amazing icecream dish. I’m sure they have good meals too or you can just make the banana split your meal. I’m not judging! I think it costs around $7.00 Dollars.

Frost Top

Since I like putting dessert first, make your way over to Frost Top! If I’m being honest, their menu isn’t my favorite except for their milkshakes. They’re thick and have a TON of different toppings! Taz though really enjoys the old-style fast-food feel of the place. He normally will get their chicken sandwich or burger and fries. Overall if you are in a rush and want to try something new I would recommend this over the usual McDonalds or Wendys but definitely stop in for a yummy milkshake.

Price range $5.00-$15.00

Cafe Rio

Cafe Rio is a Utah “staple” that almost has its own section in Utah’s food pyramid. The first Cafe Rio is actually located in St. George and it is worth a stop! If you end up here, I love the grilled chicken tacos with rice no beans but the dish they are known for is the sweet pork burrito and if this is your first time trying Cafe Rio you should start there. The eternal debate, however, is whether someone prefers Costa Vida or Cafe Rio. They are a very similar type of restaurant so if you can definitely go to both to pick your favorite. If you make it to both let me know which one you prefer, I would love to know your thoughts!

Viva Chicken

My friend suggested Viva Chicken to us on our last trip so we knew we had to try it. It did not disappoint! The chicken is absolutely delicious and the french fries are to die for. If you have a chance to come down to St. George, this place is a MUST!

Viva Chicken is on the list of things to do in St. George, Utah

Zeppes

I wanted to start and end with dessert and Zeppe’s was my favorite place I’ve had while in St. George. The soft-serve custard is mouthwatering. I ate all of mine in minutes and then some of Taz’s too. It was THAT good!

Zeppes is on the list of things to do in St. George, Utah

Places to Stay

My Place St. George

When we go down to St. George, we usually stay with family, but this time we decided to go to a hotel. My Place St. George opened only a few months previously and we wanted to check it out. Every room contained a kitchenette to make your own meals if you were in town for an extended stay, pool, hot tub, and even breakfast in bed! We were definitely spoiled and will definitely be staying there during our future trips to St. George.

My Place St. George is one of the things to do in St. George

Local Airbnb/VRBO

These websites are one of the best ways to find adorable places to stay. With the natural beauty of St George, there are some truly spectacular Airbnb/VRBO. You can find some pretty cheap options as well as very high-end places. so no matter your budget you will be able to sleep very comfortably.

Those are all of my favorite things to do in St. George! If you find any other hidden gems, tell me down in the comments. Also, if you liked this post, here’s a couple of my other favorite things to do in Utah.

XOXO Kayla

September 7, 2018 0 comment

The lavender fields is one of the things to do in Utah

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Things to Do in Utah During the Summer

by Kayla Smith July 23, 2018

written by Kayla Smith

These things to do in Utah should be at the top of your bucket list!

I’ve lived in Utah for 5 years! I can hardly believe it! From my time here, I’ve done a ton of fun activities each summer. I think Utah is one of the most underrated states! These are the best things to do in Utah that I got to mark off of my bucket list.

Young Living Lavender Fields

The Young Living Lavender Fields are so DREAMY! Every summer, we drive down to Mona to take pictures in the lavender. It smells divine and the pictures are to die for! We usually go on the weekends to take some pictures at sunset and it’s always worth it.

The lavender fields is one of the things to do in Utah

Provo Amphitheater

Taz and I took our anniversary pictures at the Provo Amphitheater. In the late spring and early summer, the flowers bloom in the grove which is gorgeous. I know they also host different plays and performances at the “castle” which could be neat to see. We haven’t seen any events there, but it’s an adorable place to watch a play or have a picnic. (**NOTE** There is an entrance fee so make sure to pay at the office before entering)

The provo amphitheater is one of the things to do in Utah

National Parks

Utah contains Zion’s, Bryce Canyon, Arches, Capitol Reef, Canyonlands and other smaller state parks. Going to the national parks is one of my favorite things to do in Utah. Taz and I got a chance to go down to Zion’s earlier this year and it’s absolutely beautiful! There’s incredible hikes, good food and amazing views. We haven’t had a chance to do down to Capitol Reef or Canyonlands so those are next on our list!

Zion National Park is one of the things to do in Utah

Antelope Island

Taz and I went here when we were first married and loved it! There’s some places to camp, hike and you can see buffalo EVERYWHERE so be careful. Take some time to explore because it is a great way to see the Great Salt Lake without having to drive all the way to the Salt Flats.

Antelope Island is one of the things to do in Utah

Temple Square

Temple Square is one of the most iconic things to do in Utah. The flowers bloom in early summer making the grounds gorgeous. I am LDS (a Latter-Day Saint) and if you don’t know a lot about the Mormon faith, it’s a great place to go to learn more about it.

temple square is one of the things to do in Utah

Deer Creek

Last summer, Taz and I went to Deer Creek up Provo Canyon near Heber. We rented a camping spot and stayed the night in a tent. It’s a beautiful place to go swim, barbeque or just hang out. If you’re craving a beach, this is the next best thing.

Deer Creek is one of the things to do in Utah

Park City

Park City is awesome! In the winter, you can go skiing and tubing, but in the summer, there’s the Alpine Slide and the Alpine Coaster. We went last summer and had a blast! You take the ski lift up and then ride down the mountain. There’s no better views than that!

Park City is one of the things to do in Utah

Waterfalls

There’s a ton of breathtaking waterfalls in Utah! We went to Bridal Veil and Grotto Falls before and we are hoping to make it down to Donut and Stewart Falls before the summer ends. All those hikes are relatively easy and family friendly for all ages. Grotto Falls is one of the things to do in Utah

Homestead Crater

This is one of my favorite things to do in Utah! It’s a natural hot spring inside a giant crater. We got to go snorkeling and I know some of my friends actually got scuba certified there. It’s a really neat place to go that you definitely have to do at least once!

The Homestead Crater is one of the things to do in Utah

These are all of my favorite things to do in Utah during the summer! I hope to update it with some other adventures we have before it begins to get cold again. Let me know your favorites because we are always looking for more things to do.

XOXO Kayla

July 23, 2018 0 comment

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Things to Do in Edinburgh, Scotland

by Kayla Smith July 10, 2018

written by Kayla Smith

I’m sharing all the things to see, places to stay and amazing things to do in Edinburgh!

I shared a little about the beginning of my three-month study abroad. We began in Paris, moved on to London and then to Scotland with Edinburgh as our first stop. We spent a couple days there and I loved it! It’s such a cool city. I wanted to put together this blog post so you know the best things to do in Edinburgh before you make the trip!

Things to See

Hike

Hiking was one of my favorite things to do in Edinburgh! We hiked over to the Pentland hills which is super close to the city center. It gives a gorgeous view of the city and it’s one of the best spots there.

a hike is one of the many things to do in edinburgh

Royal Mile

After the hike, we went exploring on the Royal Mile through the city. We walked through a cemetary, visited the Museum of Edinburgh and bought trinkets at some tourist shops. The cemetaries there are creepy, but also cool. Definitely stop through a couple when you visit town.

watching the bagpipe player is one of the many things to do in edinburgh

Edinburgh Castle

I never went inside the Edinburgh castle since it is definitely pricey to get inside, but it was a fun place to take pictures of! Compared to France and London, Edinburgh is a lot smaller so I enjoyed the “small town” feel. The castle is the center of the city and can be seen for miles around. If you don’t go inside, still make a trip up the Royal Mile to go see it from the outside.

seeing the castle is one of the many things to do in edinburgh

St. Giles Cathedral

This is a super cool cathedral just off of the Royal Mile. (Are you catching a pattern here? 🙂 ) It’s full of gorgeous architecture and unreal stained glass. It’s a good place to escape the rain and admire one of the coolest buildings in Edinburgh.

seeing the St. Giles Cathedral is one of the many things to do in Edinburgh

The Elephant House

This is one of my favorite things to do in Edinburgh! JK Rowling, the author of Harry Potter, first wrote her ideas of the book on some napkins in this little cafe. There’s a cemetary behind it that also has a bunch of the names she used in the book. You can find Tom Riddle, Sirius Black and John Knox who Dumbledore was inspired after. It’s proof that you can find inspiration anywhere!

The Elephant House is one of the many things to do in Edinburgh A cemetery tour is one of the many things to do in Edinburgh

Places to Stay

We stayed at the Smart City Hostel. There’s four bunk beds in each room with two bathrooms. There’s a bar downstairs with delicious food and there’s a 20% discount for students.

Food to Eat

StarBucks

If you need a spot for a hot drink and some WiFi, StarBucks will be your best friend! It was freezing there even in May when I went.

The Baked Potato Shop

The Baked Potato Shop made me so happy! They have baked potatoes the size of footballs! This place is by far one of the most fun things to do in Ediburgh. Baked potatoes are covered in all sorts of toppings, but I decided to go simple with butter, salt, pepper and cheese. If you’re ever in Edinburgh, you can’t miss it!

The Baked Potato Shop is one of the many things to do in Edinburgh

Mexican Food

This sounds crazy, but some of the best Mexican food I’ve ever had was in Edinburgh. It may be because I hadn’t had good Mexican food in weeks, but it was so good! I’m kicking myself for not writing down the name, but if you see any Mexican food while in Edinburgh, I guarantee it’s probably the only one.

Travel Tips

I wasn’t there very long, but if you couldn’t tell already, find a place to stay off of the Royal Mile. It’s where the majority of things are located so everything is easily a walking distance away.

Those are all my favorite things to do in Edinburgh! If you ever get a chance to go to England, definitely make the trip over to Scotland too. It’s very underrated and super cool! I loved my time there and I hope you enjoy it too. If you’ve been and I missed something, let me know in the comments and I will add it to the list.

XOXO Kayla

July 10, 2018 0 comment

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London Travel Guide: Places to See + Things to Do in London, England

by Kayla Smith June 8, 2018

written by Kayla Smith

Here’s the ultimate list of things to do in London to help you navigate this city and the rest of the United Kingdom!

Three years ago, I went to London three times in one summer. Thankfully, I documented my travels and I thought I would share all my tips and tricks for getting around London. I put together this London Travel Guide to share the best things to do and places to see!

Things to Do in London

Shepherd’s Bush Market

My flat for BYU was right on the outskirts of the Shepherd’s Bush Market. There’s everything you could possibly imagine at the market! They had adorable purses for only 7 euros, but I never had a chance to go back and get one.

Sherlock Holmes Museum

This is an awesome place to go! I don’t think I fully appreciated it until I saw Sherlock, but I loved it! If you’re a fan, you’ll love this place. The Beatles Museum and Rock n’ Roll shop are on the same strip as well.

the sherlock holmes museum is one of the many things to do in london

British Museum

I went to the British Museum with my study abroad class. At first, I was underwhelmed, but I enjoyed it. If you’re a history buff, don’t forget to come here!

the british museum is one of the many things to do in london

Big Ben

There wasn’t a better moment than when I saw Big Ben for the first time! It’s my favorite place to take pictures in London. There’s iconic phone booths lining the entire road for the perfect photo op.

big ben is one of the many things to do in london

The Eye

The Eye is pretty close by to Big Ben. I didn’t have a chance to go inside because it’s 21 euros. It’s a really iconic place to go and I hope on my next trip that I’ll be able to go up. That’s my one regret from going to London.

the eye is one of the many things to do in london

Burough Market

This is one of my favorite things to do in London!This is a place under a bridge that sells groceries and delicious fresh food. I bought a tomato basil focaccia and a chocolate cheesecake on my trip there. There’s a ton of places to get samples too. I tried lots of yummy things such as spinach ricotta ravioli with pesto, balsamic vinegar, basil olive oil, and lime gelato which was delicious!

the burough market is one of the many things to do in london

National Gallery

This museum has my mom’s favorite painting, the water lillies by Monet. There’s a bunch of gorgeous art pieces there and was by far my favorite museum in London.

the national gallery is one of the many things to do in london

Phantom of the Opera

If I can suggest anything in this London Travel Guide, go to a play if you get a chance! I saw Phantom of the Opera and it was amazing. The seating wasn’t my favorite so make sure to look at available seating before purchasing your ticket or else you may have a pole in your view like I did.

seeing a play is one of the many things to do in london

Hampton Court

This is the castle where King Henry VIII lived. They handed each of us a scratch and sniff map which is both delicious and disgusting. We went through the castle fairly quickly and then spent the rest of the afternoon lounging in the gardens. It’s a gorgeous estate and would be an awesome place to do a day trip and pack a picnic.

hampton court is one of the many things to do in london

Tower Bridge

This is one of my favorite spots to take pictures and one of the best things to do in London. It’s a gorgeous spot and it’s fun to walk across.

the tower bridge is one of the many things to do in london

King’s Cross Station

I loved going here! You can find Platform 9 ¾ from Harry Potter. I’m a total Harry Potter junkie so this is definitely a must on this London Travel Guide. It’s such a cute spot for a photo-op.

king's cross station is one of the many things to do in london

Double Decker Bus

If you get the chance, hop on to a double decker bus and get a tour of the city. You can hop on and off as many times as you want with a pass. I got on at King’s Cross Station and then went around town there. I got a little car sick since mine was SO hot, but depending on the time of year, I’m sure it isn’t too bad.

Harry Potter Movie Set

When I went to London, I had the opportunity to go on the set of where Warner Brothers filmed Harry Potter. My inner nerd was freaking out… but I was kind of underwhelmed. I live near Harry Potter World in Florida which feels like I’m immersed in Hogsmeade or Diagon Alley. However, on the set, it’s put together more like a museum than an actual place. I think if I hadn’t already been to Harry Potter World, I would like it, but I still don’t think the experience was worth 50 pounds plus the 30 pounds it took to get there outside of London.

harry potter set is one of the many things to do in london

Stone Henge

Stone Henge is an incredible place! It’s not in London itself but it’s definitely worth the trip if you have a chance. I have no clue how those people built this landmark but it’s amazing! Definitely in the tops things to do in London (even though it is technically outside 🙂 )

stone henge is one of the many things to do in london

Food to Eat

Pub Food

If you go to London, you can’t go without getting fish and chips! They have fries with malt vinegar which sounds disgusting, but sometimes I crave it since coming home. Pubs have the best food in all of London!

Supermarket

I found that it is cheaper to get fresh fruit and pastries at the supermarket for breakfast and sometimes lunch. They have a ton of options. Just be aware that bags usually cost extra.

Pastries

London is pretty comparable to Paris for how delicious their pastries are. Definitely take advantage of these amazing bites while you can.

Kinder Surprise

This is my favorite candy I ate on the entire trip. It brought out the child in me. It’s in the shape of an egg with milk chocolate on the outside and white chocolate on the inside. When you crack it open, there’s a toy inside. They’re either really cute or super weird. It’s just a fun thing to experience while in Europe. Every country has different toys so when you travel, make sure to get some wherever you go!

Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese

If you get to try any of the restaurants on this list of things to do in London, go here! It’s the oldest pub in all of London. It was built in 1667 and people came here to get food including Charles Dickens and Mark Twain. Plus, the food is to die for! I ate food just before I went but I got some chips and a delicious chocolate mousse with orange blossom ice cream.

ye olde cheshire cheese is one of the many things to do in london

Places to Stay

Thankfully, BYU has flats that are available for rent. Each one had a place to wash and dry our clothes before moving on to Ireland. The washing machines are super tiny there and are actually a washer and dryer in one. They don’t dry really well so I recommend hanging clothes up to dry if at all possible. I found that renting flats can be much cheaper than finding hotel rooms.

Travel Tips

Eurail Pass

I came to London from Paris so we took the train that goes underwater. It was terrifying but really cool at the same time. I heard it is more expensive than when I went but I’m fairly certain that you can get discounted tickets for students and/or a group. Make sure to double check before scheduling your trip if you want to hit up Paris too.

Blow Dryer vs. Converter

There’s a tiny sticker on converters that say not to plug a blow dryer into it. I didn’t see it and my converter blew only a few days into my trip. So I am warning you before you make the same mistake haha.

Apple Products

iPhones are dual voltage so they don’t need a converter. If you are only bringing your phone and no other electronics, I would recommend not buying a converter. They are super heavy and hard to lug around.

Oyster Card

The London Tube is the cleanest train I’ve been on the entire time I was in Europe. It was my main form of transportation to get around the city and I would recommend to get an Oyster Card if you’re in the city for an extended period of time.

Those are all the things to do in London. Let me know if there’s any other must-see places you go to on your trip there and I’ll be sure to add it to my list. If you liked this travel guide, here’s one from when I went to Paris! Also, if you don’t know what to pack before heading out, refer to my ultimate packing list for ideas.

XOXO Kayla

June 8, 2018 0 comment

Pictures of the Eiffel Tower in my Paris Travel Guide

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Paris Travel Guide: Places to See + Things to Do in Paris, France

by Kayla Smith May 8, 2018

written by Kayla Smith

Tips and Tricks to Tackle the Best Sights in this Paris Travel Guide

Believe it or not, I spent a summer in Europe 3 years ago! I can’t believe it’s been that long. Thankfully, I wrote down all my experiences in a travel journal. Thank goodness that the one time I journaled it was for something good and not just about whatever boy I liked that week. I’m gathering all the details of my trip together and writing a Paris travel guide for your reference. I visited Paris twice that summer and had the best trip of my life! The first time, I went with my art study abroad and second, I backpacked with two girls from my classes. Paris was by far one of my favorite places to go because of the amazing things to do, places to see and food to eat. I’m hugging my past self for documenting all of these experiences that I get to share with you. Here’s my ultimate Paris travel guide! (Keep in mind these pictures are pre-blog days so be kind 🙂 )

Things to Do

Bastille

The first day I was in Paris, we went to see Bastille. It is the remaining piece of the prison during the times of the French Revolution. Sadly, no one was singing from Les Miserables, but it still was a cool monument to see.

Picture of Bastille from my Paris Travel Guide

Notre Dame

This is by far the best thing I did in Paris and the #1 best thing to do in this Paris travel guide! I climbed all the way to the top and if you want to do the same, please do not skip leg day. It has some of the steepest stairs I’ve ever seen, but the view is totally worth it.

Musee D’ Orsay

The Orsay is my favorite museum I’ve ever been to and the best museum in this Paris travel guide. (Even better than the Louvre!) It’s an old train depot that is filled with sculptures, paintings and other pieces from artists like Monet and Van Gogh. But, my favorite parts weren’t anything in the museum. In one corner, they have a reception hall that is something out of Beauty and the Beast. They decorated the hall with so much gold and ornate details that I secretly wish I could have hosted my wedding reception there. Along another part of the museum is a giant clock! It was so magical and definitely insta-worthy!

Versailles

The Palace of Versailles is amazing! Sadly, I wasn’t able to go through the gardens when I went, but seeing the sheer mass of everything took my breath away. It’s definitely a day trip so make sure you budget enough time for traveling and anything else you want to do in that part of the city.

Eiffel Tower

You can’t go to Paris without going up in the Eiffel Tower! I took the elevator to the main base and then climbed stairs the rest of the way up. It’s a magical place to be especially once it starts twinkling at night. Take a picnic and sit on the lawn during the day, but don’t forget to see it at night at least once.

The Arc D’ Triumphe

This is an awesome place to go, but taking pictures there is difficult. Under the arch, there’s the tomb of the unknown soldier. When I went, they were having a ceremony celebrating the tomb so I wasn’t able to go underneath, but I did go climb to the top!

Pompidou

If you are a fan of modern art, go to the Pompidou. The entire plumbing system is actually on the outside of the building so it looks super cool. However, even though I went on an art study abroad, I’m not a fan of modern art and didn’t appreciate it fully compared to other people.

The Louvre

The Louvre is definitely a place to go to. If you want to see the whole thing, I would designate an entire day. I only had a few hours so I made sure to see Winged Victory and the Mona Lisa along with the crown jewels of Europe. Pick and choose the things you want to see before going if you can’t spend the entire day there.

Palais Garnier

This is the place that the plot of Phantom of the Opera takes place. It was unreal! The halls are exquisite and when we got into the auditorium, they lit up the chandelier which usually never happens! We were super lucky to see it.

Mont Saint Michel

If you have a chance to make a day trip to Mont Saint Michel, do it! It’s an old abbey that monks used to live in hundreds of years ago. Depending on the time of year, it’s completely surrounded by water, and it’s the inspiration behind the castle in Tangled. It was by far one of my favorite places on this trip and I hope to bring my husband there with me someday.

Food to Eat

Sadly, I wasn’t as good about writing what restaurants and shops I went to as I was about sight seeing. I know what I did like there so maybe that will help. Sorry for the lack of specifics!

Pizza

I went to a tiny hole in the wall shop near Notre Dame and got pizza. They folded it into a cone so it was easier to eat. I don’t know if it was good because I hadn’t eaten in 16 hours or what, but it was delicious!

Crepes

You can find crepes just about anywhere and it’s the best thing ever! The nutella ones are the best, but that’s when I found out I can’t eat hazelnuts. You win some you lose some.

Macarons

I found macarons everywhere too! When I was in Paris, my favorite ones were amache and passion. I wish I could try every flavor because I still dream about them!

Baguettes

Every morning, I bought a baguette and the fixings for a sandwich so I could bring it with me for lunch. It’s a lot cheaper to go get food at the grocery stores around there so if you want to save money on your trip, make your own breakfast and lunch.

Croissants

There’s croissants EVERYWHERE! No matter where you go, you can find deliciousness.

Chocolate Stuffed Beignet

I’m kicking myself for not writing this place down, but behind the Eiffel Tower and down an alley to the left, there’s a hole in the wall bakery. I got a chocolate-stuffed beignet and it was by far the best thing I ate the entire time I was in Paris! When I can bring Taz back there, it’s where I am going first! If you try anything from my Paris travel guide, try this.

Frites

When I went to the Eiffel Tower, I got a basket of frites by the carousel, because I couldn’t go to France without getting french fries (even though I know french fries didn’t come from France.) They’re fried in butter and absolutely heavenly!

Gelato

You can find gelato on every corner in every street. Apparently, there’s a shop that cuts gelato into the shape of a rose, but I couldn’t find it! If you go and know where it’s at, let me know in the comments.

Places to Stay

Hotel Campanile

This is the hotel I stayed at with my study abroad and it was adorable! They have continental breakfast which is a plus and I don’t think we were very far from the city center. I would definitely recommend staying there.

Air BnB

The second time I went, I stayed at an Air BnB. I’ll have to find the name so you DON”T stay there haha. The hostel/hotel split us girls up into two rooms so I was in a room by myself. Each room had their own sink, but there was a communal toilet and shower AND no AC. Majority of places in Europe don’t have AC, but this place was exceptionally hot. Oh I almost forgot…blood covered an entire wall in the elevator when we got back on night. It look like someone was stabbed. Yikes! My family is going to an Air BnB there this summer and there’s looks very safe and clean. Just make sure you read reviews before renting.

Travel Tips

Take money out before hand

When I went to Europe, the United States didn’t come out with credit cards with chips in them. Thankfully, I got a reloadable debit card that worked without any foreign fees, but majority of companies won’t charge you now as long as you let them know ahead of time. Always take some money out in case of emergencies, because that happened to me a lot.

Be wary on the metro

The Paris metro is the worst train in all of Europe. It’s absolutely disgusting. A man was PEEING in a corner of a car I was in and I thought I was going to be sick. Be really careful about your bags too, because people will try to unzip your bag without you knowing.

Pack light

I’ll be honest: I didn’t pack light and I instantly regretted it. Almost none of the places I stayed in Europe had an elevator and it was miserable to lug bags up and down the stairs. Pack light! You’ll thank me later.

Invest in a waterproof raincoat NOT water resistant

I don’t know what time of year you plan on going, but if you go during the busy season, it will rain. I packed an umbrella too, but that’s not fun to drag around. Investing in a waterproof raincoat will change your life for the better. If you take any advice from this Paris travel guide, please do this. I sized up in mine so I could hide my bag underneath and avoid getting soaked.

Whew! I’m sorry this Paris Travel Guide was veryyyyy long, but I get questions about my time in Europe constantly. I didn’t want to leave anything out that would be important to know. I guarantee I forgot to add something, because I’m a human. If you have any questions about my time in Paris, feel free to ask in the comments below. Good luck and happy travels!

XOXO Kayla

May 8, 2018 0 comment

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Friday Faves: Favorite Things + All About Me

by Kayla Smith January 5, 2018

written by Kayla Smith

My favorite things in life make me who I am today!

Happy Friday! I decided to start a new series on my blog called “Friday Favorites!” Every Friday, I hope to share all my favorite things with you guys so you can get to know me better. I will share everything from fitness to recipes so if there’s anything you want to know, comment your suggestions at the end of this blog post. This week, I wanted to share my favorite things in life that make me who I am and give a quick intro all about me so you know who you’re reading from 😉

Favorite Place: The Beach

It doesn’t matter where in the world it is. If it has a beach, I want to go there! I’ve loved the ocean and the water as long as I can remember. I always look forward to going on warm vacations or on quick trips home to Florida so I can go to the beach.

Favorite Food: Pizza and French Fries

I know I have the diet of a 7 year-old, but they’re so good! Tell me all your favorite hole-in-the-wall pizza joints and we will be friends for life.

Favorite Restaurant: Chick-fil-A and Oregano

Neither one of these have pizza and only one has french fries, but a girl can branch out a little, right? I got my first job at Chick-fil-A in high school and it is one of the only fast food restaurants that I can eat at without feeling miserably sick. Taz and I discovered Oregano over the summer. It has some of the best authentic Italian food with MASSIVE portions! We love to go there because we have dinner AND lunch for the next day.

Favorite Thing to Do: Date Nights + Traveling

My love language is quality time so I love when Taz and I get a chance to go out and do something. Thankfully, we are around each other a lot, but I know that may not always be the case once we get further along in jobs and life in general. I will soak it in as much as I can, but we promised to schedule at least one a month. Traveling is also one of my favorite things because I get to try/do new things. Once upon a time, I did a study abroad/backpacking trip in Europe for almost three months! I went all over and there’s a TON I would change, but I loved seeing all the cool places. I was so happy we got to go to Arizona this Christmas break. It’s fun going out of state for a change of scenery.

Favorite Movie: When In Rome

I’m a total sucker for goofy, romantic comedies! This movie is silly, but oh so cute! (Plus, it has Josh Duhamel who is a TOTAL dreamboat)

Favorite Book/Series: Present over Perfect and The Selection

I have the same taste in books as I do in movies…but I do love self help books too! My favorite book is Present Over Perfect, because it is so uplifting and relatable for me. This is a more serious book, but my favorite series is definitely The Selection. I have a mission in life to convert everyone into reading this series, because it is so good! It’s a perfect mix of The Hunger Games and The Bachelor so it’s a definitely chick flick type series. Let me know if you end up loving it, and if you don’t, we can’t be friends…(only joking!)

Favorite TV Show: Downton Abbey, Friends, Sherlock, White Collar, etc.

This was hard for me because I like so many different genres of TV shows. I don’t have an exact favorite, but I have watched Downton Abbey 3-4 times and the same with Friends. I fell in love with Sherlock this summer and with White Collar. My secret guilty pleasure is Gossip Girl so I guess we can add that to the list, but if you ever bring it up in public I WILL deny it 😉 Here’s a list of some of my other favorites: Fixer Upper, Chopped, Firefly, How I Met Your Mother, Limitless, Say Yes to the Dress

Favorite Color: Gray

Hear me out! I know this is a lame color since it really isn’t a color, but my family always jokes that it’s my favorite. I only wear white, black, gray, mauve and burgundy. I’ve recently introduced rust, but that’s pretty much it. Now that I told you, you’ll notice it. I’ve always loved the color gray because it reminds me of the ocean in the morning or a thunderstorm. I also really like the color blush because it’s the color of my wedding dress too.

Favorite Song/Soundtrack: What About Us by P!NK and The Greatest Showman Soundtrack

I couldn’t pick one favorite song, but these are the things I’ve been listening to the most lately. I’m obsessed with What About Us and listen to it on repeat for the past month UNTIL The Greatest Showman came out. I couldn’t be more surprised on how incredible that movie was and the music is outstanding! It has a really sweet message and I relate a lot to the lyrics and themes from it.

Favorite Animal: DOGS

I have an unhealthy obsession with dogs. All shapes and sizes, breeds, coloring, I love them all! My husband can attest to that based on how many hours I’ve wasted watching cute animal videos, especially ones about dogs. If you begin sending them to me, I’ll happily return the favor. They’re my FAVORITE! Also, if any of you live in Utah and need a dog sitter, call me up!…kidding, but not really. I like dogs THAT much!

There’s a little about me and I’m sure it was more information than you were wanting. BUT, that’s me: the over-sharer. I’m glad I was able to share some of my favorite things and hopefully, we can all get to know one another better. What are your favorite things? Share them with me so we can be besties for life!

XOXO Kayla

January 5, 2018 0 comment

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Our Week Adventure on the Best Dates in Utah

by Kayla Smith September 8, 2017

written by Kayla Smith

After living here four years, we needed to hit up these famous spots.

I had a week off of work (Hooray!) so we decided to spend a week fulfilling our Utah Bucket List before Taz starts school in two weeks. None of these places are in Southern Utah, sadly, since the weather would be unbearable during August. Taz and I planned 8 days of fun, relaxation, and a lot of adventure! I’m convinced we went on the best dates in Utah!

Day 1: Snuggle Sesh

This day we only left the house once. This may sound boring to some people, but it was absolutely heavenly! I also tried Sonic for the first time of my life. (I know I’m behind…) We cuddled and started watching Fixer Upper. Who could be sad about that?

Day 2: Friend Time

We went to church and had a pretty chill day. A couple of our friends came over that night after being away for the summer and it was fun to catch up.

Day 3: Homestead Crater

This is when the excitement truly begins! We slept in, got Chick-fil-A for lunch (which I LOVE), and made our way to Midway to swim in the Homestead Crater. The Crater is AMAZING! There’s a huge hole in the top that shines the light down into the water. The Crater is 65 feet deep and 97 degrees. We stayed for only 40 minutes to swim and snorkel which was more than enough time. You can’t see anything under the water which is disappointing, but thankfully there were no animals! Since we are from Florida, we were trained since birth to be afraid of deep water, but our fear quickly went away. There’s tons of Groupons for this place so you can usually always get a deal.

best dates in utah

Day 4: Park City + Camping

This day felt like the busiest for me and also super fun! Taz has never been to Park City during the summer so I thought it could be a fun day trip. We left Provo and had the most beautiful drive through the canyon. We ate at Burgers and Barley which is a delicious little restaurant/bar right off the highway. We then drove over to the Alpine Slide and got a chocolate milkshake after our way down the mountain. After Park City, we ended the day camping at Deer Creek. The fire burnt our food and we broke our back from our air mattress but it was still a good time!

best dates in utah

Day 5: Deer Creek

We spent almost the entire day by the water and I LOVED it! Taz cooked up a couple hotdogs, I ate pasta salad and we just loved to be in the sun. We were going to float on our inner tube, but the water was FREEZING! After the lake, we made our way home and rested for the night. best dates in utah

Day 6: Grotto Falls Hike

It rained ALL. DAY. LONG! We ate lunch at Cafe Rio AKA my newest obsession. Then, we hiked to Grotto Falls in Payson. It was a quick ½ mile hike with a cute little waterfall at the end. I heard it is usually PACKED with people but thankfully we were the only ones there. I would suggest going on a weekday to get the best pictures! It’s easily one of the best dates in Utah.

best dates in utah

Day 7: Downtown Salt Lake City

Friday was more chill than the other days. I spent the morning cleaning and then we left for Salt Lake City in the afternoon. We stayed at the Hyatt House next to City Creek Center, because sometimes it’s nice to spend a day away from home. I love being downtown! I was an intern on Main Street last summer and I miss it sometimes. Taz took some pictures and we made our way to the mall. We ate dinner at the Cheesecake Factory and brought dessert back to our hotel room where we ate cheesecake in bed while watching Stranger Things. It doesn’t get much better than that!

best dates in utah

Day 8: Day of Fails

Sleeping in has quickly become my favorite thing! I know the name of this section isn’t the best date, but I’ll explain why. We tried to hike Donut Falls, our lunch wasn’t the best and the pool closed on us, but you know what? That’s what made the day so interesting. I love when Taz and I can just spend time today and that’s the best part of this entire adventure. I love the quote: together is my favorite place to be and that could not be more true for this week. The best dates in Utah are the ones I have with him. I can’t wait to finish our Utah Bucket List in Southern Utah!

XOXO Kayla

September 8, 2017 0 comment

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My Favorite Things to Do Over 4th of July Weekend

by Kayla Smith July 3, 2017

written by Kayla Smith

Happy 4th of July!

I love this holiday! It’s always been a blast for me since I was little. There’s always a lot to do (which I like) and it is low-stress (which I LOVE). I wanted to share a list of my favorite things to do over 4th of July weekend. Majority of them are low cost and so fun to do with the whole family or a group of friends!

Watch the parade

I am not usually a “crowds” person but I love the parade that goes through my town. Everyone goes all out and if you have little kids, they will love it! Make sure to get there early to get a nice patch of shade. Don’t forget the sunscreen and lots of water!

Swim the day away!

Water is my happy place. Whenever I can be in the sun, I’m good! It’s such a nice way to cool off.

Host a barbeque

After the pool, you are usually STARVING right? I think it is a requirement to have a barbeque on the 4th of July. We are going over to some our friends’ house to party with them and I cannot wait!

Go to a baseball game

What is more American than a baseball game? Also, there is Dippin Dots which is always a plus. Stay until the game so you can watch fireworks from the field.

Play Games at the County Fair

I like to play the games more than I like going on the rides since they don’t seem that safe to me. I love the atmosphere playing the games, eating the food and seeing all the cool vendors from the area.

Launch fireworks

My husband’s family is very into lighting off their own fireworks but I prefer being an innocent bystander. If you are brave, light off your own but if you are like me, find a nice view to watch them. My favorite spot is a little bit up the mountains so I can see the different colors light up the entire valley.

Don’t forget to wear red, white and blue!

When I was little, I always wore those classic Old Navy 4th of July tees. Not that those are bad, but I think I have stepped up my game a little. I found the cutest baseball tee dress (and a similar one here and here) with the softest fabric since I am one of those people that avoid wearing pants as much as possible in the summer. If you prefer wearing pants, I have another adorable raglan option that pairs perfectly with jeans and adidas that I found for you guys! These options are great for all summer long so don’t feel like this is only for once a year.

What are your favorite things to do during the 4th of July? Leave your suggestions in the comments below and if you’re looking for outfit ideas, click here!

XOXO Kayla

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July 3, 2017 0 comment

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A List of Things to Do In San Francisco

by Kayla Smith February 9, 2017

written by Kayla Smith

A guide to all my favorite places and spaces in San Francisco

I love San Francisco! There’s something so magical about the mist and being near the ocean. Taz and I were gifted a trip to the City by the Bay for Christmas. It was Taz’s first time to California. My aunt lives in Palo Alto which is about 45 minutes away from the city but you won’t want to skip that either when you make plans to visit. I’m breaking down our San Francisco Travel Guide into places, food and events considering we fit all of that into our short trip and most of our adventures are a must-see.

Places

Fisherman’s Wharf

Fisherman’s Wharf is an iconic part of Pier 39. There’s a lot of cute shops and boats but the seals were my favorite. They all were gathered together on a couple docks. I love animals so seeing anything was a highlight of the trip.

San Francisco Conservatory of Flowers

My aunt, Linda, took us to the San Francisco Conservatory of Flowers which are full of beautiful plants from all over the world. The Conservatory is inside Golden Gate Park along with many other places such as museums, gardens and other gorgeous spots. Inside the greenhouses, there are different rooms depending on where the plants are from, flowing waterfalls and fountains to incorporate water into the mix. There is also a butterfly garden where you can release a butterfly if you would like to.

San Francisco Conservatory of Flowers

Baker Beach

Baker Beach is one of the best places to see the iconic Golden Gate Bridge. Apparently, it is a hot spot for nudists but thankfully the weather wasn’t great so they all stayed home. We got some incredible pictures of the bridge peeking out through the mist. There is also a lookout point on the opposite side of the bay that is perfect for viewing it closer.

San Francisco Baker Beach

Muir Woods

Muir Woods is beautiful! It is just a short drive away from the city and the perfect place for hiking. There’s different trails where you can see redwood trees. It is seriously breathtaking and worth every second of the winding roads.

San Francisco Muir Woods

Chinatown

Chinatown is a fun part of the city. There’s cheap produce in the markets and good food on just about every corner. It’s all along on road so be sure to take some time strolling around and taste authentic Chinese food.

Grace Cathedral

Grace Cathedral is one of the coolest buildings I got to see when I was there. The inside has gorgeous vaulted ceilings but the most unique is there is a maze in the middle. It is to be used for meditation as you wind through towards the middle. If you don’t want to go inside, there is the same maze outside.

Food

Como Esta

Como Esta is a cute little Mexican restaurant in the heart of Palo Alto. You can build your own plates but the meat was some of the best I have ever had at a place like this. It isn’t the most glamorous place to eat but it is very tasty. It isn’t in the city like the rest of the places we went but it was so delicious I had to include it.

Boudins

Boudins is a restaurant that creates their own sourdough bread. They incorporate it into all their dishes and it is great! Taz and I aren’t huge fans of sourdough on its own but we like it in these dishes. He got a sandwich and bread bowl and I got a pizza. It was all amazing and probably the best meal we had during our entire trip. If you don’t like carbs or cannot have gluten, this probably isn’t the place for you. Coming up I’ll definitely have some options to appease those with dietary restrictions.

San Francisco Boudins

The Ghirardelli Chocolate Factory

The Ghirardelli Chocolate Factory is any sweet tooth’s dream. Along the back wall there are fountains of chocolate that will send you salivating. I love their cookies and ice cream together. Taz and Linda got milkshakes which received raving reviews. It’s a nice sweet break from our savory day.

San Francisco Ghiradelli's

Christopher Elbow

Christopher Elbow is the cutest little chocolate shop a couple blocks from the Capitol building. Their sweets are delicious on the inside and a work of art on the outside. They are a little more expensive that I typically would pay but the atmosphere is worth the experience.

Little Gem

Little Gem is for all my vegan friends out there. Everything is gluten free, dairy free and egg free. There is an option to add meat to different dishes but majority come without it. I usually don’t feel the best after I eat out but I felt fine afterwards. You can taste the quality of the meal.

Events

Local Symphony

If you get a chance, go see a show from a local symphony. My aunt, Linda, is a flutist and we got the opportunity to come to one of her shows. Majority of them are free which is a plus. I love listening to music so I enjoyed it a lot. There are other symphonies in the area as well to enjoy on a regular basis.

Ballet

This was the first time I have ever seen a ballet. The San Francisco Ballet is amazing. I loved to see the dancers perform both classic and modern routines. There was something for everyone to enjoy. Plus, students can get tickets for $11-$22 depending on the show. You can pick any seats that are still available. Just ask the ticket office which is the best seating if you have never been before and they will help you. You don’t have to dress up for this event but it is highly recommended.

That sums up all our adventures in our short weekend away. Hopefully, this list of things to do in San Francisco highlighted the hidden secrets this city has to offer. For things to do in other places like Salt Lake City, click here. I can’t wait to go back! Any suggestions on where to go next?

XOXO Kayla

February 9, 2017 3 comments

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22 Things I Did During My 22nd Birthday

by Kayla Smith February 1, 2017

written by Kayla Smith

It’s my birthday month!

Over this past weekend, I turned to social media to ask what I should do for my birthday since I had no clue of what to do. My friend suggested that I do 22 things for my 22nd birthday weekend. I thought it was a great idea!

Sleep in

I had a friend suggest to sleep the day away and I almost did! Taz and I stayed in bed until 8 a.m. and if you know us, that’s a huge deal. It was glorious.

Waffle Breakfast

In my opinion, no birthday is perfect unless there’s waffles. My husband, Taz, was so sweet and insisted on making one for me with whipped cream and strawberries. He spoiled me all day but this started it out right.

Unboxing/Unwrapping

My mom sent me a box for my birthday so we spent part of the morning opening fun gifts. Taz knows my personality and gave me my gifts when he bought them so I unwrapped them earlier in the week. He knows how hard it is for me to wait haha.

Facetime Family

I facetimed my mom in the morning and contacted the rest of my family on both sides throughout the day. I definitely felt very loved!

Stay in pajamas until noon

I would like to say that I only do this on my birthday but that isn’t entirely true!

Wear a new outfit.

I love to go shopping but I am sure that is no secret. I got a bunch of new clothes for my birthday and got to wear some for the first time.

Tubing

My birthday is in the winter. I wish I was on the beach instead but I decided to accept the weather and went tubing. Taz has never been before so we definitely needed to go. We bought a tube at Target that looked like a doughnut (so cool!) and went to Rock Canyon Park in Provo. This is my favorite place to go sledding/tubing. I ended up with a bruise on the side of my leg with the exact imprint of the handle but all in all it was a good time.

Go out to lunch

I think majority of my birthday included food which is great! We went out to lunch to Guru’s on Center Street. It has a little bit of everything but the sweet potato fries are to DIE for! I don’t typically like fry sauce either which is pretty much a sin in Utah but theirs is great too.

Try something new

I had heard a lot about the Provo Bakery but have never been before. I probably walked past it multiple times in the past but I finally went. I got a cupcake and Taz got a variety of sweets. It definitely did not disappoint. I have a feeling we will go back frequently.

Treat yourself

Majority of retail stores will give discounts during birthday months. Ulta is one of my favorite stores and I could spend hours there much to Taz’s dismay. Birthday months get double the points plus a gift. They gave me Benefit’s POREfessional Face Primer. I have been wanting to try it for a long time and will definitely share it’s quality when I test it.

Watch a Movie

Taz and I love to watch movies together and my birthday was no different. I got to pick the movie and it was Crazy, Stupid, Love of course. I love Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone together! This movie and LaLa Land are definitely two of my favorites.

Rest

I am a firm believer in rest. Taking some time to rejuvenate and breathe is much needed everyday.

Eat my favorite meal

We went to dinner at La Dolce Vita which is a really cute Italian restaurant on Center Street in Provo. It’s the most authentic food I have had outside of Italy so I love to eat there. It has my favorite pasta dishes. The service may not be the best but the food makes up for it.

Spend time with friends

We went out with my friends to spend time together. It was a blast and I feel so loved and blessed to have so many amazing people in my life.

Play with a dog

This may sound funny to some people that this is on the list but I love dogs! They are my favorite animal and all I wanted to do was go to a place that had puppies so I could go play with them. I didn’t get a chance to go anywhere but my friend, Claire brought her dog with her! I spent some time with them and fulfilled one of the things I wanted to do that day.

Buy a sweet treat

When we gathered with our friends we got ice cream at Roll With It Creamery. It’s one of my favorite places. They have unlimited toppings and roll the ice cream into sushi rolls.

Buy furniture

I have been wanting to add a couple things to our living room and move furniture around. It is a little cramped in there and we needed more storage. We went to the best store (aka Target) to get some furniture to spruce up our small apartment.

Rearrange/Remodel

As an “old” married couple, we try to go to bed earlier than most people. We stayed up late on Saturday night rearranging our home to create more room for each other and so we can invite our friends over. It turned out wonderfully and I think it looks the best it ever has. We love to be social and I think this space will be able to keep that going.

Cook together

As i mentioned before, Italian is my favorite food. I learned how to make pasta from scratch about a year ago and I make it all the time now. Taz is a much better cook than I am but I always enjoy when we get a chance to cook together even though our kitchen is tiny.

Treats, treats, and more treats

Dessert isn’t something we get very often even though we love it. We definitely indulged in treats all weekend long. We had all the ice cream, cupcakes, brownies and chocolate we could get our hands on!

Be with your spouse/significant other

The best part of the entire weekend was getting to be with Taz. We are around each other majority of the time but I am happy to have someone who likes to be with me too. He’s my best friend and made my weekend extra special.

Do what you love

All weekend long I just got to do what I love to do. No homework. No school. No dishes. It made me realize that we need to treat ourselves more often since we only get one life to live. Always do what you love no matter what others think of you.

My birthday weekend is definitely one I will never forget. Thank you to all those who shared in the festivities with me and for all the delicious food. I probably could’ve done more than 22 things for my 22nd birthday weekend but you need some things to do for the rest of the year. Love you all!
XOXO Kayla

February 1, 2017 0 comment