My Favorite Places to Study

(I promise I do other things than just study…)

Finals are quickly approaching and finding a good study spot at the library is becoming a difficult task. Here are some other places to try to get a good study sesh in…

The Coffee Shop

I LOVE going to the local coffee shop to do homework and just chill out. It's a cozy feel than relaxes you and gears you up for studying for those finals 

Outside 

They say the best light to study in is natural light. What better way to get some natural light than to go outside and get some fresh air and do a little studying as well

The Dorm

Believe it or not, studying in your dorm room is a good option. You're already comfortable there, so there's no readjusting to a new atmosphere and getting settled in 

What are your favorite places to study? 

xo Meg

Tuesday Ten: My Ten Favorite Accessories

Who doesn't love a good accessory? I think my favorite part of putting together an outfit is picking out the accessories. Here are a few of my favorite (and probably most used) accessories…

1. My Statement Necklaces 

2. My Longchamp Bag

3. Alex and Ani bracelets 

4. Socks (who doesn't love them)

5. Cable-knit Infinity Scarves

6. Pearls

7. Fun Readers 

8. A Good Clutch

9. Fun Hair Clips

10. A Great Pair of Sunnies 

What are your favorite accessories? 

xo Meg

It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas...

(Don't worry, I'll pay Thanksgiving it's respect…)

Recently my parents made a trip up to Oxford for a little visit.  That means only one thing: take advantage of the parents being here to take a trip to Walmart and get Christmas goodies. It's safe to say I cleaned up…

Christmas is my absolute favorite holiday. I love spending time with family, doing a little (or a lot of) shopping, and wrapping presents for my family and friends (as well as wrapping myself up in a cozy blanket). 

Happy (almost) Holidays 

xo Meg

How to Survive the Rest of the Semester

It's that time of year again. A college student's favorite time. (I say that with complete sarcasm. Ha ha.)

The point between midterm break and Thanksgiving break is the time I like to call the mid semester drag. Or in other words, the I-can't-even time. But surviving these dreaded weeks until turkey day is doable.  I promise. 

I like to look ahead at everything I have the rest of the semester and plan ahead. I know, I know, so much work.  But you'll feel so much better after you plan ahead.  Then, every Sunday night I like to make a weekly list of things I want to finish before the weekend. This is good because crossing things off my list means progress and hey, less to do over the weekend. 

I also try not to count down the days. It just makes them longer.  Instead I try to take it day by day and look forward to the weekend.  It's not as far away as Thanksgiving. 

Happy studying.

xo Meg