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A photographer’s cult favorite camera. The Fuji x100vi is my travel + everyday camera. I usually have it with me in my bag. Fuji x100vi’s retro look, manual dials, film simulations, make this camera a JOY to use. I love it for video, too – although it is definitely built to be more for photography.
Check out: Fujifilm X100VI Sample Photos
PS – I keep the PolarPro Shortstache Everyday filter on it + use Reggie’s Portra film recipe for pretty, cinematic, a little vintage-y look.
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Hotel Bella Grace is our favorite spot to stay when we want to be in the heart of Charleston. From the cozy rooms with kitchenettes to the prime location just steps away from King Street, the Gaillard Center, and Charleston Music Hall, this is the perfect spot for your Holy City getaway.
Read our full Hotel Bella Grace in Charleston SC review
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Hotel Trio Healdsburg is the BEST hotel for your Sonoma vacation… you have a kitchen, sitting area, bed, and huge bathroom making this spacious room more like an apartment than a hotel room. It’s right across the street from Big John’s, the BEST grocery store on the planet, and minutes away from downtown Healdsburg. We’ve stayed many different spots – many more expensive – and this is by far my favorite hotel in my favorite California Wine Country town. I’d move in, if they’d let me!
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Insta360 Go 3s is just FUN because it’s so tiny and magnetic! And waterproof! You can put this thing in the bottom of a glass and pour water on it, stick it on a metal pole while you’re out and about, wear it around your neck for cool POV shots. And the video quality is excellent! The stabilization is great so you get smooth videos, and the colors are bright and vivid. It’s fun to get creative with this camera!
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Le Méridien Paris is sleek, walkable, and perfectly positioned for exploring the 17th arrondissement. Comfortable rooms, a great breakfast, and an easy stroll to cafés, shops, and the Champs-Élysées make it a favorite home base for a Paris getaway. We stayed here and loved it for a Paris in the Fall girls’ trip.
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This charcuterie board is so pretty for a spread at a party! Plus, it’s easy to clean. We always get complements when we bring this out for a party – it’s so pretty!
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A centrally located, no-fuss Charleston hotel that makes weekend trips easy. The Marriott Courtyard Charleston Historic District puts you within walking distance of King Street shopping, The Battery, historic homes, restaurants, and nightlife—perfect for a short stay where location matters the most. Rooms are spacious and comfortable and service is friendly!
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Oh boy, if you want to get overwhelmed… try searching navy blue velvet bows on Amazon. The options are ENDLESS! After spending an inordinate amount of time overanalyzing the many bow options, I added these to the shopping cart and am so pleased with them! They are a cute size for gifts – and if you are like me and bows never look like the Pinterest tutorial, a perfectly pre-tied bow is the best solution.
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Own your own nail salon…. this system has everything you need for the perfect manicure at home watching your favorite Netflix show.
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A chandelier fitting for a Betty Draper style interior. Could she adorn a master bathroom? A living room? This signature piece will exude joy from any ceiling. More ostrich feather magic: a roundup of ostrich feathers accessories
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A fabulous pink Christmas tree for your Lowcountry home ✨
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If you want a homerun gift for a kid, get these reusable water balloons! Even if they already have a set, they can always use more. They have a magnetic seal so they can play with them – refill – play some more, and there is NO MESS. Brilliant!
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If you’re looking for a central location for a San Francisco adventure, you cannot go wrong with this hotel. It’s about 5 minutes from Fisherman’s Wharf, there is a HOHO stop right outside, you can walk to get an Irish Coffee at Buena Vista and hop on a cable car in front of Ghirardelli Square, and have dinner at North Beach, which is just around the corner.
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These measuring spoons are great to fit in little spice jars..
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This $25 Slicer, Dicer, Chopper gadget handles the work of a sous chef – julienne, chop, spiralize, and slice vegetables with one swift push. This is the BEST when you’re chopping veggies for fall soups (and summer salads and hash browns and everything else…)
