MATERNITY CLOTHES: Yes and no. I still wear lots of non-maternity items (like this tunic and sweater) but I wear plenty of maternity items too.

The 90's are the era that I spent a lot of my growing up years in and honestly I hoped they would never come back. The 80's were worse, but I must be getting older and enough time has passed to change my mind.

The benefit of having been pregnant a few times before is that I understand pregnant-Kilee a little better. No matter how optimistic I start out each pregnancy- normal-Kilee leaves for 9 months (and longer) and pregnant-Kilee replaces her.

It's Friday and for our family its a long weekend. Easton has today and Monday off and although I'm happy to have him home- I think we'll all be feeling cabin fever. It's cold and dreary and I really wish we could spend the weekend outdoors somewhere warm.

If you were wondering what my daily uniform is- it definitely looks like this. Obviously Nickel & Suede everything- but the general gist of it can apply to you too. Soft and comfortable sweatshirt, warm infinity scarf, comfortable boyfriend jeans and slip on sneakers.

Boyfriend jeans are a cut of denim that has been around for a few years and is still going strong. They have been more for the adventurous fashion crowd, but they really are for everyone!

Honestly, the most often used phrase in my vocabulary is, "Sorry I'm late." No matter what I do, how hard I plan, or how early we start getting ready- I'm at LEAST 20 minutes late everywhere we go.

Graphic tees have been a go-to for my momma style this year. They are so easy to dress up and still feel comfortable. So it is no surprise that graphic sweatshirts hold the same place in my heart as things are cooling down this Fall.

Red and white plaid feels like Fall. It reminds me of apples and country fairs and rodeos. My husband thinks I look like I am wearing a tablecloth, but I really want to wear this shirt daily.