Flare for the Dramatic






So on that note, if you’re feeling rundown, head home sick from work or on vacay, read on! Here are a few tips to take time off guilt-free.
Like I mentioned, remember that it’s going to do you more good to really rest, relax and reset than to let guilt override it.
BUT if you know guilt will likely ensue if you’re not used to taking time off, give yourself a time cap (unless you’re sick, in which case, just…rest!). Give yourself a few days off and really and truly take them off but know that you’re getting back to work full-steam after your time cap’s up.
Treat it like a retreat! I get bored easily so while I love to relax and unwind, I can’t just have long stretches of time unfilled—I’ll actually get antsy and stressed. Make your time off kind of productive, if that doesn’t seem counterproductive enough. Head to yoga, read a book, clear out some time to go for a walk, play guitar, etc.
Anyway, happy to be back at it now but more than anything, happy to feel rested and recharged—just in time for the weekend! Hope you guys have a good last couple of days here in the week but more than anything, that you get the time off you deserve this weekend!
Photos by Alicia Fashionista
SHOP THE LOOK
Jeans c/o Mavi, hat c/o Express, Joie heels, bag c/o Madewell, Old Navy top

























































Simple and chic!! Love your heels!
xx, Elise
http://www.sparkleandslippers.blogspot.com
This is a great post! After a stress filled and hectic schedule this semester, graduation came as a relief. Now that I am home I’m taking the break to do everything that went to the back burner these last few months (reading and exercising!)
Ashley | Sunday Brunch
Nice outfit doll!
https://bebagottel.blogspot.com