Happy August, loves! I’d be lying if I said I wasn’t waiting and waiting for this month to come — we’re now closer to fall and “cooler” weather and I couldn’t be more excited. While the past few days have been hot and muggy around here, I’ve been dreaming of sweater weather and my first PSL of the season (sources say it comes out September 1st, but don’t quote me just yet!). Our monsoon season is in full swing right now, so we’ve been having a lot of rain and lighting storms lately — which never seem to last long, but leaves us with the most gorgeous sunsets and what I like to call “that August glow.”
Outfit Details:
Madewell Linen Miracle Tee (my fav + on sale!)
Etsy “C” Charm Necklace
Alex and Ani Bracelet
Coach Crossbody Bag (similar)
Madewell Silk Skirt (similar + on sale!)
Madewell Abbi Slingback Sandals
This week is set to be a busy one with getting ready for Sarah’s baby shower, work and just every day life. Speaking of work, my awesome bosses were interviewed by USA Today this morning and their interview is already live on their site — you can check it out here if you’re interested!
Ok, I’m off to eat dinner with Scott (we’re having chicken, sweet potatoes and veggies — a staple meal in our home) and then I think we’re going to head out to do a little shopping for a certain baby boy. Have a great evening, sweet friends!
-Chelsea xo
One of my favorite adventures during our California road trip was our last-minute stop at the beach in Del Mar to see the sunset. We had just spent a few hours at the San Diego County Fair, my first time back since I was little and Scott’s very first time. Since we were feeling pretty beat from an afternoon in the sun, we decided to head out early and drive down to the beach. We had a little issue finding parking, but once we caved and pulled into a paid lot we parked the car, grabbed our beach blanket and headed toward the ocean waves.
The Old Point Loma Lighthouse kept a watchful eye over the entrance to the San Diego Bay for 36 years. At dusk on November 15, 1855, the light keeper is said to have climbed up the winding stairs and lit the light for the very first time. While the lighthouse seemed to be in a good location at 422 feet above sea level, it had one serious flaw — fog and low clouds often obscured the light that so many relied on to lead their way through the ocean waves, and often foggy days. On March 23, 1891, the light was extinguished and the keeper moved to a new lighthouse location closer to the water at the tip of the Point, leaving the Old Point Loma Lighthouse abandonded and no longer needed.
-Chelsea xo