The fact that so many Americans are getting the COVID-19 vaccine means that we may be able to establish herd immunity and travel "safely" before 2021 is out! I have so many places on my bucket list but the first vacation I'm taking post-pandemic MUST BE EPIC. Have you booked your next trip yet? Anyways, we've been experiencing some odd weather changes since Daylight Savings occurred... it was gloomy most days of the previous week but it was scorching hot yesterday. I've been meaning to give this motorcycle ruffle sleeve vest more wear so I paired it on top of my cable knit turtleneck sweater. To complete this casual look, I wore nude pumps to make me appear taller. Those extra inches make do make a difference! Until next time!

Quote of the Week:

"I learned that courage was not the absence of fear,, but the triumph over it. The brave man is not he who does not feel afraid, but he who conquers that fear." - Nelson Mandela

My typical college uniform. Any time it was chilly, I opted for a sweater, shorts, and boots combination. I still find myself wearing a variation of this ensemble post-graduation and I do not see myself changing styles in the near future! The sweater keeps me warm while the shorts add an edgier touch to my look. Maybe it's just me but I often find that my legs are fine in shorts year round... Rain or shine. Hot or Cold. Is anyone else like that?

For those of you following me on IG @adriennenguyenn, you'll know that I finally found the opportunity to read The Art of War. Some of the teachings by Sun Tzu rely on common sense while others have deeper implications. This quick read isn't just for military officials, it's great for leaders in all fields from science to politics. There are many online communities devoted towards deciphering each line but I will end with this: By altering his arrangements and changing his plans, he keeps the enemy without definite knowledge. By shifting his camp and taking circuitous routes, he prevents the enemy from anticipating his purpose.