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Looks like you’ve found my lifestyle blog, All The Things. I’m Taylor, and I enjoy doing ALL the things! Among them, I can’t wait to share with you snipets of my life as a boutique owner, new homeowner & soon-to-be new momma… Please, grab a cup of coffee and join me!

The Best Of Beauty

I Started Splurging on Facials (And How It’s Actually Saved Me Money In The Long Run)
My Favorite Face Masks From $6 To $69
What I Really Think About The Best Mascara On The Market Right Now

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Guest bartender Colton Charles 🍊🤪☀️

Guest bartender Colton Charles 🍊🤪☀️

Some of my favorite moments of quarantine 💙 Thi

Some of my favorite moments of quarantine 💙 This little smile & giggle can make you forget all about what’s going on in the world 💫 (p.s. sound on 😝)

Quarantine. A word I hope I never hear or speak ag

Quarantine. A word I hope I never hear or speak again after Covid-19. (One can hope.) I have to constantly remind myself that we are living through a global pandemic. A. Freaking. Pandemic. .
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It is only May, and this year has taught me more lessons then the past 5 combined. It has chewed us all up, one by one, spit us back out, and now it’s up to each of us to decide what we are going to make of those broken pieces.
It has taught me grace. It has taught me to release the reigns of control, in all aspects of my life. (Probably the biggest control freak in Worcester county but at least I admit it 🤷🏻‍♀️) .
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It has taught me the when shit hits the fan, there are many ways people deal and cope... Some will fight, tooth and nail for whatever it takes. Some will crumble with self-doubt, anxiety, and so many other struggles that a pandemic will cause to flare up. Some friends will be amazing, checking on you, or doing small acts to remind you that they’re there for you whatever or whenever. Others won’t. Or when they do come around, it’ll be for self-serving purposes. And for once you’ll see it. This pandemic is a magnifying glass for all aspects of life. .
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Anyway... I don’t really know what the purpose of this word diarrhea was for... other then quarantine freaking sucks. My heart is constantly hurting for those sick or dying, and those on the frontlines helping. My heart is also hurting for every single small business owner like myself, no matter if we are friends or not. It’s hurting for those who don’t see it as optimistic as I do, or for those who are too deep in the hole they don’t know how to get out. I am here for you if that’s you right now. I am always here, to listen, talk, yell, cry. ❤️

“Don’t dim your light to accommodate someone e

“Don’t dim your light to accommodate someone else’s smallness. We are all born to shine big and bright. ✨ .
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If someone makes you want to retract, notice, and slowly back away, they are not for you and you are not for them. Or better yet, find it within yourself to expand and shine your light anyway. ⭐️
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Light up no matter who is around you. When you do, you make it easier for your people to find you. And if others don’t want to be around you, it’s because you are shining light on the fact that they are dimming to fit in themselves. 💫”

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