Pepperomia: I really like this species of plant. Plus, it’s in a cute rabbit pot so how can I not enjoy it? It appears to be growing away from the light, so that’s interesting. Croton: my friend, Robyn, gave me this plant as a housewarming gift when I moved into my new place. It’s also … More What I like Wednesday: More Plants
I decided to do an image block of some of my favorite plants this time around. Aren’t they lovely? There’s a pothos, bamboo (which isn’t actually bamboo, it’s a dracaena), a snake plant, a Pilea peperomioides (remember that plant on my #30 before 40 list? There it is!), and a Christmas cactus. These are more … More What I like Wednesday: Plants
My plants are loving their new home which means I’m loving them even more because they’re looking so vibrant. I love all my plants but sometimes some plants speak to me more than others. I wanted to highlight some of my current faves with a plan to have another What I like Wednesday post some … More What I like Wednesday: House Plants
It’s my birthday! So you know what I have to talk about for today’s What I like Wednesday post? Plants. Ya’ll had to know this post was coming in one form or another. How can I NOT talk about all the awesome native plants that call Colorado home? Plants make our lives more vibrant and … More What I like Wednesday: Colorado flowers & plants
With fall coming to a close and winter soon upon us (although it’s been relatively warm recently so maybe winter is still a ways away), I want to highlight my favorite Littleton park and my favorite Centennial park. While it’s not nearly as enjoyable walking outside during the winter as it is during spring and … More What I like Wednesday: Littleton Parks
There are so many towns in and around the mountains here that I can’t even claim I’ve even driven through half of them, let alone stopped to visit. But the handful of towns that I have had the privilege of exploring, I always find enjoyable. Getting out of the Denver Metro area may seem like … More What I like Wednesday: Colorado Mountain Towns
Rocky Mountain National Park is in my blood. My parents vacationed there while my mother was pregnant with me and I’d like to think that all the lovely sights, smells, and sense of freedom my mother experienced, passed down to me. I was hooked. I’m incredibly privileged that many summers of my childhood were spent … More What I like Wednesday: Rocky Mountain National Park (and fall colors)
Just Lauren 