It is a happy Monday around here, because today the lovely Park Soap is giving away one of their super wondeful soap bars. They are 100% natural and they do wonders for your skin!! They are also offering readers a discount on any of their products. You will never regret getting one of these. Every single thing ahout this wonderful soap (even the packaging) is 100% natural, so it doesnt leave your skin oily and it doesnt take out your natual oils either. It works great for your body and on your face. If you take it and use about 1/4 cup of white sugar to scrub, your skin will be the softest it has ever been, not even kidding. I used to love getting all kinds of sugar scrubs, but the truth is, you can make your own for waaaaay cheaper. All you need is the right soap, and here it is!

Sherri, the super talented owner of Park Soaps does everything herself and is so good at it. From the recipe making, to the packaging, the shipping and even the marketing. Everything is such good quality.

HOW TO ENTER:
(leave a seperate comment for each step you complete. One comment=one entry. You can have up to 3!)
-like Park Soap on Facebook by clicking here
-Head on over to the Park Soap Shop and tell me which soap sounds the best.
-Like always you can get a bonus entry for tweeting or posting on instagram or facebook about the giveaway. Just write a seperate comment with a link to it.

 And to see the winner of the Clip-A-Bow Boutique giveaway, click here!

Have a happy week!
xo

My bedroom currently looks like a little tornado came through. A little, very organized tornado, that is. There are little piles of organized things everywhere, as I try and get ready to move to Utah for a few months for my first semester of college. I also have been finding ads and coupons and have been trying to price everything out. Everything. I have discovered how cheap-y I am. Like, it absolutely kills me to buy anything full priced. I can't really tell if that's a good or bad thing. Haha, it is kind of ridiculous.

I am so beyond excited- I absolutely love meeting new people and being in a new place, even if it is a little scary. I'm exited to go to a place where the seasons actually change (I love Arizona but lets face it, there is only two seasons here- summer and the chillier version of summer). I am exited to have a little kitchen and to make yummy food in it! That is, if I ever have time. I am excited for the college football games to begin, to be able to wear long-sleeve shirts, to learn new things, to set up my little, comfy dorm, and for lots of other new things.
So ya, I am really excited but I also can't help but feel a little bit stressed out. I mean, I've never done this before.

So, for those of you who are older and wiser than me (or even if you are just wiser), what is some advice that you would give other people for being successful during their first year of college? What things do you wish you would have done differently? The same?

1 more day till Friday. We got this.
xo