No one sleeps when I'm awake
Cole and I are spending the week in Royal Oak dog sitting for my parents. I feel like I say that a lot on here. But soon we'll be moving to MN and won't be able to dog sit anymore. I'm starting to get that strange melancholy feeling I always get before a big move. A big part of me will always consider Michigan home and no matter how many times I move away and live in other states I will always miss it and all that it means- family, food, lakes, cottages...childhood. The only other place Cole and I have lived a significant amount of time was the almost six years we spent in Massachusetts- Boston (1.75 years) and Marblehead (4 years). I still miss Marblehead a lot, but not for the same sentimental reasons as Michigan. Marblehead was so breathtakingly beautiful and historical and I could walk the dogs to the harbor every day and stare at the ocean, but it never felt like home. It was cold, distant and unfriendly and we never set down roots. I'm ready to find a new place to call home and hope that the Twin Cities will be that place for us to grow. I hope it will be friendly and welcoming. I hope we meet lots of lovely people and become a part of the community. I hope it's a place we can finally start a family.
Tights: target
Vintage loafers: Coldfish Vintage, Etsy
Being a former Michigander, have to say that the move to Minnesota was pretty seamless for me. The winters might be a little more harsh, but the Twin Cities are an awesome place to live... and not so much culture shock as a move to another coast might be!
Also the vintage shops are great. You'll have to visit the antiques mall of St. Paul, it's my absolute fave.
I love your hair worn wavy like this :)
You look lovely!