We recently had the pleasure of visiting Charleston for a week and it’s safe to say I fell in love with that city. It has so much to offer! It’s close to the beach (Sullivan’s Island), it has a city feel, but you can also get away for a calmer “suburb” experience in Mount Pleasant. 

That’s actually where we stayed. We got an Airbnb in the Old Village in Mount Pleasant. Just a short, 12-minute drive to Downtown Charleston and about 15 minutes away from Sullivan’s Island. It was truly the perfect location and it allowed us to explore Charleston to the fullest while also enjoying plenty of greenery, parks, and nice walks with the dogs. 

We were there from Sunday evening through Friday morning and truly it was the perfect amount of time to explore the Holy City. However, if you only have 3 days I’m pretty confident you can still experience quite a bit. Either way I’m sharing our Charleston itinerary so you know what’s a must-visit if you’re planning a trip to Charleston! 

Day 1:

Our first full day was quite a packed day. If you like to take things slow, our Charleston itinerary might feel a bit overwhelming as Kris and I like to explore as much as we possibly can with whatever time we have. However, you can also pick and choose what you’d like to see! 

Breakfast: 

We started our morning off visiting Callie’s Hot Little Biscuits. Beware there WILL be a line! It’s quite a popular spot but the line does move quickly. Take this with a grain of salt: it wasn’t our favorite spot. However, I’m not much of a biscuit person in general so it’s definitely a me thing, not a Callie’s thing. Their biscuits are a bit drier and more like a cake consistency so they can be quite filling (and I’m not a cake person). However, they taste really good. They were just a little too much for me and a few bites was more than enough. 

Time to Explore:

After breakfast we walked around King Street. Callie’s Hot Little Biscuits is on King Street so we didn’t have to make any detours. We just walked down the street and visited a few shops and historic spots. I’m a huge fan of The Notebook so we walked past The American Theater and reminisced on Allie and Noah’s date. We also walked past the William Aiken House, though we didn’t go inside because we were with the pups. I did some shopping at Two Cumberland, a super cute boutique and also visited the Amanda Lindroth store which has beautiful handmade products for your home! Other cute stores include Hampden Clothing, Beau and Ro, and Old Whaling Co. 

Lunch:

While we were walking around King Street we got really hungry and found AW Shuck’s, a really good seafood place. That’s one thing about Charleston- there is seafood galore! The tacos were absolutely delicious and they had an adorable outdoor seating area that reminded me of European cafés. 

Visiting South of Broad:

After lunch we decided to visit South of Broad. That included The Battery, Rainbow Row, and the Calhoun Mansion. One thing to note about Charleston is parking can be hard to find depending on where you are. Parking on King Street was so easy – there were plenty of parking garages and the occasional street parking spot. However, parking on South of Broad was a bit harder. We were able to find a parking lot right by Rainbow Row so we just walked around the other areas to explore (wear comfy shoes).

Rainbow Row is a must visit in my opinion so plan to include it in your Charleston itinerary. The colorful houses make for beautiful photos but also just to simply admire them. It truly is a beautiful area. The Battery is not only a beautiful park and area in general, but it’s also quite historic (obviously). There’s lots of cannons you can walk past as well as look out the water so you can envision what battles were like years ago. Lastly, we walked past the Calhoun Mansion as I was committed to visiting all The Notebook spots. It was closed so we could only see it from the outside but that was enough to fill my heart with joy. 

Dessert Time:

After all the walking we needed some dessert to fuel us up! We stopped by Offtrack Ice Cream and enjoyed a Key Lime and Peach Crisp ice cream cone. They have tons of flavors and options, including affogato if you like coffee and ice cream. Overall 10/10 recommend. 

Dinner:

Dinner was at Post House Inn in Mount Pleasant. I’ve seen Julia Berolzheimer recommend it a few times so I knew we had to go. The food was absolutely delicious, they had great seasonal drinks, and the service was amazing. As the name suggests, it’s also an inn so you might consider staying there as well. They offer bikes to guests so you can bike around Mount Pleasant and explore the area. 

Day 2:

Coffee Stop:

We started our second day of our Charleston itinerary with coffee at Brown Fox Coffee. It’s located in Mount Pleasant and it was just a walk away from our Airbnb so we took the pups on a walk to grab coffee. I enjoyed a delicious PSL and since it was just a walk away, we stopped by again a few days later and I got the Pumpkin Spice Chai – 20/10 recommend! 

Time to Learn:

We visited the Boone Hall Plantation where we learned a lot about the history of the plantation, slavery, and the Gullah people of Charleston. The Notebook was filmed in Boone Hall Plantation so that was fun as well. The mansion is actually a private property so we weren’t allowed to take any photos but it is beautiful. There’s tours every half hour and you get to see the first floor of the house as the second floor is closed off to the public. We also walked through the gardens and listened to a lesson on the history of Boone Hall and slavery in the plantation. Lastly, we also watched the Gullah Show where we learned more about the Gullah people of Charleston and their culture. Highly suggest making time for that. Overall we spent about three hours at Boone Hall so make sure you account for enough time there. 

Lunch:

Afterwards we went to Sullivan’s Island to eat lunch at The Obstinate Daughter. The food was absolutely delicious and probably some of the best brussels sprouts I’ve ever had! I got the chicken with farro and Kris enjoyed a pizza, which he also said was absolutely delicious. 

Exploring Sullivan’s Island:

After lunch we walked around Sullivan’s Island, including Fort Moultrie. It was closed that day so we were only able to walk around it but it was still quite interesting to see how the fort was built, where the cannons were and reading more about its history. 

Dinner:

Since I love Paris and everything French I had to take advantage of all the French cuisine in Charleston. For Dinner we went to 39 Rue de Jean and truly it’s one of our favorite restaurants we visited. Kris said he had the best short ribs in his entire life, and I enjoyed a delicious chicken and gnocchi. The gnocchi was clearly freshly made, though be aware their portions are quite large so go hungry! 

Day 3:

Workout:

I hadn’t taken in-person workout classes since before quarantine but when I found out there was a The Barre Code 5 minutes away from our Airbnb I knew I had to go. I absolutely love The Barre Code but sadly their Miami studio closed so I haven’t been able to go for so long. The Mount Pleasant studio is amazing and Courtney, the owner, was so friendly and welcoming. She also taught a killer class so if you’re looking for a workout while visiting Charleston I highly suggest The Barre Code. 

Coffee Stop:

On our third day of our Charleston itinerary we stopped by Harken Cafe for breakfast. All of their coffee is from Colombia so I was absolutely stoked. I got a pumpkin spice latte (what else is new) and a brie and apple biscuit which was amazing! 

Exploring Around Town:

After coffee we visited Hampton Park which is absolutely beautiful and the dogs played in the dog park for a while. Later on we went to The Tiny Tassel where I got a mug and headband designed with Charleston’s best spots like Rainbow Row. We then visited The French Quarter which has beautiful cobblestone streets. I stopped by The Pink House for a photo and walked past many other beautiful pastel colored houses. Waterfront Park is in The French Quarter so we visited that area and walked to the pier right after that. We also visited the Pineapple Fountain and got some pictures of Ollie and Milo in front of it. 

Lunch Break:

After all the walking we got quite hungry and enjoyed lunch at Ruru’s. While it was good I didn’t personally think it was as delicious as all the other meals we had during our stay in Charleston. I got the tacos and guacamole while Kris got a massive burrito. 

Dessert Time:

After lunch we stopped by Jeni’s Ice Cream and got a Rainbow Buttermilk Frozen Yogurt ice cream cone. It was absolutely delicious and refreshing though I think I liked Offtrack Ice Cream better than Jeni’s. The good news though is that Jeni’s is sold in stores so I can still enjoy delicious ice cream in Miami since we don’t have a Jeni’s Ice Cream shop. 

Late Dinner:

When we set the dates for our trip to Charleston the first thing I did was check for reservations at Husk. I’d heard so much about that restaurant and knew it would get booked quickly so I had to search for reservations right away. Lo and behold there were just two timeslots available. An early 5:30pm dinner or a later one at 8:45pm. We went with the 8:45pm option and trust me when I say that is the best restaurant we ate at during our stay. It’s easy to see why it’s always booked as the food was amazing. Their menu changes daily so you can go as often as you’d like and there will always be something new to try. It’s on the pricier end but it truly was worth it and a must in a Charleston itinerary. 

Day 4:

Coffee and Breakfast:

Our last full day in Charleston was a day to explore anything we hadn’t yet. Our Charleston itinerary was pretty packed but we wanted to have a day to roam around. We started off by going to The Harbinger Cafe where I got a Turmeric Chai Latte that was amazing as well as a toast with a pumpkin compote. Highly recommend it though we noticed a lot of students go their to study so all tables fill up quickly. 

Exploring the Market:

After breakfast we stopped by the Charleston Candle Company where I got their no. 11 scent: Pineapple Fountain. If you like candles as much as I do, I suggest you visit that place! Shortly after we went to the City Market and walked around looking at mostly handmade products. From paintings to jewelry, candles, and accessories they have it all. 

French Lunch:

Keeping up with my goal of visiting French restaurants, we stopped by Felix where I enjoyed a Croque Monsieur with Truffle Parmesan Fries and Kris got a burger. Truly a delicious meal and the restaurant is absolutely beautiful. I’m personally a big fan of French food, hence why I included so many French spots in our Charleston itinerary so if you’re a fan like I am, you’ll love Charleston!

Dessert Time:

French was definitely the theme of the day as we stopped by La Patisserie next to Hotel Bennett (also beautiful and worth a visit to their Pink Champagne Room). Their desserts are almost too pretty to eat but nonetheless they were so delicious we had no choice but to indulge. We also walked over to Sugar Bakeshop to get some cupcakes to go. I’d heard so much about that place I knew I had to visit. It’s an adorable, small cupcake shop with plenty of options to choose from. We got the Raspberry Lemon and ate it later that night and it was amazing. 

Sunset at Pitt Street Bridge:

Pitt Street Bridge is in Mount Pleasant and a great spot to watch the sunset. You can walk with your dogs so we took Ollie and Milo for a walk along the bridge while the sun was setting. Some people were having a picnic there and truly it was a brilliant idea as it’s a beautiful spot. 

Dinner in Paris:

Our final dinner in our Charleston trip was in Maison, a French restaurant. The outside has a very large painting of the Eiffel Tower and the inside is decorated with pictures of other Parisian iconic spots. The food was amazing, I had a roasted chicken with brussels sprouts and squash and as an appetizer we enjoyed a soup croquette** which was pretty much a croquette filled with french onion soup – absolutely delicious! 

I hope this extensive Charleston itinerary has been useful and helps you in planning your trip to Charleston. It’s a gorgeous city with so much to offer and I highly encourage others to visit. 

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I’ve been on an egg kick lately and we had a ton of tortillas at home so I’ve been trying out different ways to combine all ingredients. After, all I cannot stand food going to waste. One of my favorite things about eggs is how versatile they are. You can use them when baking or you can eat them as a meal. Eggs can be cooked scrambled, sunny side up, poached, boiled, and so much more. The possibilities are pretty much endless! So what about a super easy and delicious crunchy egg wrap? Yup, that’s a thing too!

I’m not the biggest fan of spending lots of time in the kitchen. First of all, I’m hungry and second of all, who has the time? I’m always looking for ways to make food easy, delicious, and convenient and I’m glad to say this super easy and delicious crunchy egg wrap makes the cut. You’ll be done in literally minutes and will be able to enjoy a wonderful meal that you can have on-the-go or at home.

That’s my super simple and delicious crunchy egg wrap! Feel free to enjoy it as breakfast, lunch, or dinner. Let me know what you think if you try this recipe, I hope you love it!

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Since first publishing the home tour series, the workout room and home office have gotten a revamp. The furniture we had in that room was furniture we brought from our original apartment so it definitely did not fit our current home’s aesthetic. Plus, I felt like it made the room feel very dark and moody instead of bright and airy. Now that I’m working from home permanently, I thought it was the perfect excuse to redecorate the room and make it a place that truly feels productive and bright. Thus, the updated workout room and home office tour. 

Workout Space

More than ever, working out at home has become a necessity. Thus, I’ve been adding more and more home gym equipment and needed the extra storage to keep it all organized. The original 4-cube shelf was replaced with this 6-cube shelf and now all of my equipment fits perfectly. From dumbbells, to kettlebells, and smaller equipment like booty bands, it’s all there! I also wanted to add a touch of pink since it’s my favorite color. It’s the one room in the house that is practically all mine, so why not. I went on what felt like a scavenger hunt to find this vase at target and was so happy when I finally did! I also bought the other collection items like the larger vase and the book ends, though admittedly I am using them simply as decor. Also, my yoga mats now have a home as Marie Kondo would suggest. They were previously all over the place but now they’re nicely organized in a basket! 

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Home Office

Across the workout shelf is the workspace. I admit this room is 90% workout room and 10% office space, but it works just fine! I updated the desk to this white and gold desk with a light pink accent chair because pink needed to have a space in this room. The larger target vase is on the desk and I’m hoping to add some pampas grass to it soon. The desk accessories and stapler are from target, obviously. Also, I got a laptop stand that helps keep my eyes at a higher level and encourages better posture. The wall decor remained the same but I felt like this style made the girl boss print fit right in. 

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I hope you like this updated workout room and home office tour. I’m so happy with how clean and organized this room looks now. Home decor makes me so happy! Plus, I feel like it’s so important to have a place that feels like your own. I keep telling Kris that every time I walk into that room it sparks so much joy. Truly, I think I’m making Marie Kondo proud! 

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I’m a big fan of healthy simple meals that are easy to make and don’t cost too much. After all, I don’t like spending hours in the kitchen. I like being efficient while creating meals I will genuinely enjoy. And if it doesn’t break the bank then I am all for it! Recently, Kris and I decided to challenge ourselves to make a healthy meal under $20. We decided to go to Whole Foods to get the ingredients for it and while we were there we decided we’d make a lemon garlic chicken with roasted potatoes and veggies recipe. I know it sounds like a mouthful but it was (and is) so delicious and so worth it.

Plus, not only is it under $20, it makes enough for 3-4 servings! That’s a total win for me considering I love meal prepping and want to be as efficient as possible when I’m in the kitchen. And did I mention it was delicious? After all it’s hubby-approved so you know it’s good!

Anyway, enough talking about the recipe. Let’s get cooking, shall we?

I hope you enjoyed this lemon garlic chicken with roasted potatoes and veggies recipe. If you try it let me know what you think. Also, feel free to share your favorite recipes with me in the comments section or DM me on Instagram. Happy cooking!

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I am a huge fan of fruits. The actual fruit, fruit-flavored desserts, fruit drinks, you name it. I’m also a big fan of dark chocolate. And you know what I love even more? Dark chocolate covered fruits! Genius, right? Lately I was on a dessert-making kick and of course I had to start by trying out different no added sugar chocolate covered fruits. From bananas to strawberries, these are the perfect quick, simple, and delicious mini desserts. 

First up I’m sharing these chocolate covered peanut butter filled banana slices. They’re so easy to make and truly the perfect post-meal treat! They keep well in the freezer after a few days though honestly I recommend eating them the first day. Plus, they’re so yummy you won’t be able to contain yourself!

And now a perfect treat for any day but especially Valentine’s Day: chocolate covered strawberries. I also like a little bit of white chocolate so I drizzled some on top for that cute look and sweet taste!

I hope you enjoyed these super easy and delicious no added sugar chocolate covered fruits. I love having these after lunch or dinner when I’m feeling something sweet but not too overpowering. Plus, they are so so easy to make it takes literally minutes! Enjoy!

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When I think of nachos I just think of friends gathering, having fun, and just enjoying each other’s company. It also reminds me of sporting events and overall a great time. With the Super Bowl approaching, I thought it was a great opportunity to share a loaded dairy-free nachos recipe. You can easily make it vegan by swapping the ground turkey for meatless meat or taking it out altogether. Alternatively, you can use dairy products and I’m sure it’ll taste just as good. Since dairy and I don’t get along too well, I went with the dairy-free option!

This recipe is perfect to share between two people as a meal or share as an appetizer between four or more people! Kris and I enjoyed it for dinner and while it was quite filling, it was so delicious. There’s something comforting about enjoying nachos at home. Perhaps it’s the fact that it reminded us of nights at B-Dubs or even Dave & Buster’s before we played some games (yes, we’re children). Maybe it’s the fact we’ve been cooped up at home for almost a year. Either way, give it a shot and just have fun!

I hope you enjoyed this loaded dairy-free nachos recipe. Let me know what you think in the comments section and any other favorite “game day” food. Perhaps some nice cream for dessert?

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I’m very grateful we have space in our home to create a workout room. However, the room we use for it is also my home office. While it’s a significant upgrade from working out in the living room, I still had to make adjustments to share the space. From storage bins, to equipment that doubles as decor, I had to get a bit creative. If you’re like me and you have a small space to use as your workout room, I have found a few space-saving home gym musts. This way you’ll have everything you need without taking up much space.

Yoga Mat Rack

I love the look of this rack because you get to show off your pretty yoga mats in an elegant way. By hanging it up, you allow for more room on the floor to use as needed. This one has a 3-rack and 5-rack option so there is plenty of room to hang your yoga mats.

Yoga Mat

If you have a yoga mat rack, it only makes sense you have a yoga mat. There are plenty of yoga mats to choose from but I love this one from Alo because pink is my favorite and a cute yoga mat is a weakness of mine.

Bench

While a bench does take up some space, what I love about this one is that it’s multi-functional. You can use it as a step-up or to work out your upper body by adjusting it as needed. Plus, it does fold quite nicely where you can stand it up against a wall or in a closet.

Resistance Bands

These are a great alternative to dumbbells if you don’t have the space for them. Plus, they’re so lightweight and easy to carry you could take them anywhere with you.

Booty Bands

While their name makes it sound like they’re only for the booty, these can actually give you a great upper body burn. I love these ones from Tone It Up because it has different resistance so you feel that extra challenge when needed.

Dumbbell Set

I like this dumbbell set because it makes it easy to store away while taking up minimal space. Plus, there’s a variety of weights so you can use them based on the exercise you’re performing. 

Bala Power Ring

I recently got this 10lbs Bala Power Ring and it is great to perform different exercises. From deadlifts to shoulder presses and ab work, there’s so many options. Plus, it looks so pretty you can use it as pretty decor. Just be mindful of its weight so preferably keep it on the ground.

Bala Ankle Weights

You can wear these on your ankles or arms and get an amazing burn. Plus, they’re small enough where you can store them away easily. 

Pull Up Bar

I personally cannot do a pull up (really hoping to at some point though!) but I love this pull up bar that you hang on your door. This saves up space on your floor and allows for amazing upper body exercises!

I hope you found these space-saving home gym musts helpful. I know how important it is to work out at home now more than ever and having a dedicated space to work out is so beneficial. However, we don’t always have the room needed to create our own home gym so these space-saving home gym musts come in handy. Let’s stay active!

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I’m a firm believer that cute workout clothes make your workout even better. I don’t know what it is but it truly motivates me to crush my workout. Probably something to do with the “look good, feel good” mindset. Either way, Barre is my favorite workout and I find that it gives me the opportunity to wear some of the cutest outfits. They’re feminine, stylish, and look good in and out of the studio. Just in case you’re in a shopping mood, I’ve rounded up the best Barre activewear to look and feel good below.

Tops

Barre is a low impact workout. While you’re welcome to wear heavy support bras, you can easily get away with light and medium support. Below I’m sharing a few sports bras, long sleeve shirts, and tops to rock during your next Barre class.

Bottoms

Comfy and squat proof bottoms are a must for Barre workouts. After all, you will be in a wide second plié for a while and you don’t want see-through leggings. I’ve put together the cutest the leggings that are comfy and squat proof. The best Barre activewear is here for you!

Socks

Grippy socks are essential for Barre workouts. However, that doesn’t mean you can’t make it cute. In fact, I’ve found that Barre socks are absolutely adorable. Below I’m sharing the best socks for your Barre classes that are not only functional, but adorable.

I hope you found this list of the best Barre activewear to look and feel good helpful! Let me know what you love to wear for your Barre workouts or any workout in general. I could always use some retail therapy!

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Big fan of ice cream? So am I! I think if I could only have one dessert for the rest of my life I’d have to choose ice cream. Sadly though, ice cream doesn’t always sit well with me. Whether it’s the dairy or added sugars, I’ve been on the hunt for a healthier ice cream. I’ll admit I found a few including Cado ice cream! However, I’ve had to reduce my avocado consumption (tragic, I know) to test out a low FODMAP diet. Anyway, enough with the ice cream struggles. I wanted to test out a no added sugar ice cream and thus the nice cream recipe testing happened. I had to start with strawberry, after all it’s one of my favorite ice cream flavors. But I wanted to add a bit more – hence the chocolate chips! Ready to give this strawberry chocolate chip nice cream recipe? 

A few things to keep in mind, you can use a high speed blender or a food processor to make this. Also, if you eat it straight out of the blender, it’ll be a bit more melted and softer. Instead, I decided to place it in a silicone pan in the freezer for a couple of hours. That way it had more of your traditional ice cream texture that I could scoop out. I really tried to make this one creamier like traditional ice cream and while it’s not the same consistency, it did improve from previous nice creams I’ve had. 

In the past, they’ve always felt like smoothie bowls. However, I figured out that a food processor and extra bananas help add more of a creamy consistency when heavy cream is not an option. 

Anyway, here’s the strawberry chocolate chip nice cream recipe. 

I hope you enjoyed this strawberry chocolate chip nice cream recipe! It’s quite refreshing and the perfect light treat after a meal. If you have any tips on making nice cream just as creamy as the real thing, please do share! In the meantime, I’ll keep testing things out in the kitchen. 

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2021 is just around the corner and it’s crazy to think how quickly (yet slowly) time went by this year. It’s safe to say 2020 wasn’t exactly what we all envisioned. Perhaps you created a 2020 vision board that ended up being anything but what you manifested. It’s okay though, no one could’ve told us what 2020 had in store for us. I do hope you got to make at least one of your vision board items a reality. After all, despite the weird year 2020 has been not all hope is lost. We’ve seen lots of positive things happen and I think it’s always important to focus on positivity and gratitude. But anyway, enough about 2020. Let’s focus on this guide to creating a vision board for the life of your dreams in 2021. 

Think About What You Want

In order to create a vision board, you must first think about what you want to envision and manifest. Whether that’s a house, a car, a new job, a business idea or something else, make a list of what you’d like to add to your board. Be clear about what you want though. And yes, the sky is the limit but also be a little realistic. Maybe you’d love to get a dog but you don’t live in a pet-friendly apartment and your lease won’t be up any time soon. Or you can always put it on your vision board as something for a longer-term future. Up to you!

Find What You Want

The next step is to find images of what you want. Whether that’s on Pinterest, magazines, or even a Google image search you’ll need to find images to represent what you want to envision. If your dream home has a pool, find an image of a house with a pool you like. If you dream car is a specific make and model, find a picture of that. You get the gist but the goal is to make it as close as you can to what you want. That way you’ll envision and manifest exactly what you’re looking for.

Grab a Board and All Supplies

The goal for this vision board is to be somewhere visible. You’ll need this as a reminder to go after the life of your dreams. Grab a board you can hang somewhere visible and prepare it by putting together all the images you gathered above. I personally have a board I reuse every year because I can easily swap the pictures with the new ones but you do you boo!

Keep an Open Mind 

Throughout the years of making vision boards I’ve learned it’s important to keep an open mind. What you put on that vision board might get delayed (hello 2020!). This year I wanted to host a Christmas party with my family and travel to many places but 2020 had other plans. That’s okay though, there’s no reason why it can’t be part of my 2021 vision board. Also, how you originally envisioned something looking may not be the final result. That is okay! You’ll get exactly what you need, though. 

Trust the Process

Now the last step is to simply trust the process. You’ve done the work. You’ve manifested and envisioned your dream life and now it’s time to let the universe do its thing. Believe in yourself and believe that it will all work out for you.

I hope this guide to creating a vision board for the life of your dreams got you motivated to start. You’ve got all the tools to create the life you want and I truly believe in you. Now it’s time for you to believe in yourself and ask for what you deserve. Happy vision board crafting. May all your manifestations come true!

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