What I Love Wednesday: August 12, 2020

Happy Hump Day everyone! This week is flying by, and I am looking forward to the weekend spent at the pool with my Kindle. That said, I still hope to finish this week on a high and productive note. So, as we head into the latter half of the week, here are some of this week’s favorites:

Nature’s Truth Good Nite Essential Oil:

I have had some trouble sleeping, and this has been the perfect solution to help get me to unwind. All I need is a few drops, and this helps relax me. Since using this, I’ve been able to fall asleep and stay asleep pretty easily. And best part? I found it at Target!

Clinique Moisture Surge 72-Hour Auto Replenishing Hydrator:

I found a new skincare product that I am obsessed with. Yes, you heard me. Obsessed. I got this in a set, and I have been using it regularly. What I like about this is that it adds moisture without leaving your skin oily, which often happens to me. Once I run out, I am pretty sure I will be restocking this, especially since the winter can be brutal on my face.

Kathryn June Vlogs:

I found a new favorite vlogger, everyone. I’ve been obsessively watching Kathryn June’s vlogs for a few weeks now. I like her blogs because she focuses on mindfulness as well as is relatable. She also posts a lot of tech stuff as well, which is something that I enjoy. And, she also has an adorable dog named Bentley, and you all know that I live for doggie content.

Midnight Sun:

Twilight is back and I am living for it. Twilight was my favorite series all throughout middle school. I remember begging my mom for the series in eighth grade, and obsessively reading Breaking Dawn the summer before high school. And, of course my friends and I went to see the movies when they came out.

So, when Stephenie Meyer announced that she was finally finished with writing Midnight Sun, I knew I had to get it. Midnight Sun was started 12 years ago, but was leaked. However, she did eventually decide to go ahead and finish it. And, let me tell you, I am so glad that she did. The book is told through Edward’s point of view, and goes through the events of the first book. I’m only eighty pages in, but I am really enjoying it.