Candles, Tea and Yummy Food

I recently painted my nails a lovely purple, that happened to match the candle that was sitting in the kitchen. I love shades of purple, whether it be plum, grape, lavendar, lilac and the list goes on. I also recently made some tea, with the tea set coming from a Japanese store called Daiso, where they have so many cute trinkets and cookware for only a $1.50 each! Lastly, I bought a popsicle mold for only $5 from Amazon, and instead of using the plastic top it came with, i left it open and used popsicle sticks. I am on a popsicle binge as I am trying out healthier alternatives to sweets and chips. I tried out a recipe from a friend, and made avocado popsicles, with chocolate chips for a hint of sweetness. It was super easy to make and they were really tasty. So happy with how they turned out!

Dad's Birthday

I made a cake for my Dad's birthday, and he said as long as the cake was mango, I could make it pink. Naturally, I made a mango cake and then wanted to learn new piping techniques, so I taught myself how to do a ombre rose cake, and I bought three different types of pink food dye at Michaels and was excited to try them all out on my buttercream icing. It was so easy, all I had to do was buy a Wilton #1 tip, and pipe in a circle!

Mondayz

If I had a pink room, this would be perfection.

I love my signature scent, Chloe, which I had wanted for a long time and finally got it as a present. With its musky and spicy smell, with hint of rose, it is sometimes not preferred for its accustomed smell, yet it is very much adored for its scent by many others. 

In addition, this is my DIY headband resting on my lampshade that I wore in my Valentine's Day Post. All the tools that I needed were hot glue, a couple different stems of flowers (in my case purple and pink) from Michaels, and a green headband. Voila! A dainty flower headband to embrace the inner flower child and/or carefree hippie :)