SOREL 1964 Wedge x Rocks Box

Sophie Harper Layer Necklace via Rocks Box // Gorjana Earrings // H&M Blouse (similar)  

F21 Sunglasses // Gap Jeans //  SOREL 1964 Wedges 

If there's one thing I love more than a pair of SOREL footwear, it's a pair of SOREL footwear with a camo outsole. Even though I have this pair of 1964 Wedges in two colors already, I saw this pair during the Nordstrom Sale and had to have them. Yeah-I know I have a problem-32 pairs of SOREL problems to be exact. (Does that mean I have 64 individual problems?!) This pair was the perfect colorful addition for my fall wardrobe. The best part? They come with an extra pair of solid color laces in case you aren't feeling the friendship-y pattern of the other.

I've recently became a Rocks Box member and I LOVE IT. Beside the fact that you get to look forward to the mail man coming once a month, you get 3 pieces of jewelry delivered right to your door! If you decide you want to keep them- keep 'em! If you decide you're not really feeling a piece, send it back--free of charge.

Want your own free month of Rocks Box? Go to rocksbox.com and enter the code toribff46 at sign up- simple as that! You can then take a style survey, add pieces to your Wish List, and enjoy three hand selected items, sent right to your doorstep!

The code above is only good for the first three people to sign up! Comment below if you missed the sign up and would still like a code ;)

xoxo- T

Ten Toes Paddle Boards x Trillium Lake

This week I'd been fighting off some sort of sickness and finally had to give in on Friday and take a day off from work to rest. I literally did not move from the couch all day and Ryan had to drag me out (for my own good) on Saturday for brunch. By the time Sunday rolled around, sure enough, Ryan had gotten sick too. However- we'd promised Ryan's mom some time on the water and couldn't go back on our word so we all hit Trillium Lake for an hour or so to test out her new kayaks and my new Ten Toes Paddle Board.

I started paddle boarding when I lived in Austin, on Lady Bird Lake. Since then, I've loved paddle boarding, but never owned my own board. Ten Toes sent me The Weeekender and couple weeks ago and I finally got to test the waters.

I've never paddled on an inflatable board, but I'm sold! I will admit, there wasn't much standing up this time around (because I still felt like I'd been hit by a bus and had a head full of snot), but it was fun. Tip: If you're not comfortable standing all the way up on you board, try paddling from a mid-kneeling position. This won't work your core as much as standing up, but your quads will be screaming! 

I was surprised how easy The Weekender was to assemble:

1. Unroll the paddle board.

2. Pump to about 16 PSI (+/-225 pumps)

3. Attach fins.

4. Assemble paddle.

5. Get in the water!

There was a bit of worry at first that because the board was inflatable, it wouldn't be as stable, but it was totally fine! Silly as it may sound, but the best part of this board is the bungee cord at the front. It was a lifesaver that held my flip-flops and kept my GoPro from falling the water when I wasn't using it.

Can you tell we both need Mucinex and a nap?!

Disassembly of the board is just the opposite- remove the fins, deflate, throw in the car! I recommend either fully drying the board off once you get home or letting it dry (unrolled) in your garage overnight before rolling up and putting away. If you have any questions, feel free to leave them in the comments below!

Thank you Ten Toes for sponsoring this post! 

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