First off, Happy 2015! I can already feel in my soul that this year is going to be a good one. I've enjoyed taking some time off to celebrate the holiday season with family and friends and am thrilled to be back on the blogging grind. 2014 was a year for so much growth and learning. However, before we move on to goals, resolutions, and hopes for the new year I thought it might be fun to look at what happened on the blog in 2014.

So, in 2014 I...

• Began to post my Weekly Wishes on the regular (here)
• Donned a lot of awesome outfits:
• Neutrals (here)
• Spring State of Mind (here)
• Basics (here)
• Spring-Breaking (here)
• Le Carnaval des Couleurs (here)
• Kimono + Bright Shorts (here)
• Shared a lot of mood boards and pinspiration:
• Candy Coated (here)
• Apartment Inspiration (here)
• Mint + Orange (here)
• Pink & Poetic (here)
• Raspberry + Lemon (here)
• Cozy Transitional (here)
• Festive: 3 Ways! (here)
• Unveiled my resume (here)
• Had my first guest poster, Jess, on the blog! (here)
• And guest posted for the first time on someone else's blog (here)
• Turned 21 (here)
• Caught the feels (here) (here)
• Waxed poetic on things I'm bad at (here) and things I wish weren't so good at (here)
• Collaborated with some awesome brands for campaign posts such as:
• Airheads Candy (here)
• BIC Pens (here)
• Brita (here)
• Shared what was in my bag via my first vlog! (here)
• Took my first summer course over American Landscape Painting (here)
• Went on the most amazing last minute summer adventure (here) (here) 
• Lost my dream apartment and then found an even better one (here)
• Shared some recipes:
• Go-to Berry Vanilla Smoothie (here)
• Easy Apple Crisp (here)
• Shared some college knowledge (here) and some sorority knowledge (here)
• Broke down Finals Week by the #'s (here) & (here)
• Dealt with half of my face swelling 2-3x it's normal size (here)
• Started a DL Instagram (here)
• Extolled the virtues of living alone (here) (here), while talking about the concept of home (here)
• Got an amazing internship offer for the spring semester (here)