Considering everything that's happening this year, I think posting a more casual look is appropriate. If COVID wasn't around, this basic t-shirt and jeans outfit would be perfect for sight-seeing around town! I digress but I do love the feel of this Banana Republic Slub Scoop Neck Tee. I am wearing an XS yet it was roomy enough for me to hide my belly fat as I devoured my lunch (*forever leaping with glee*) 🙌  During my last two years of college, I adapted a more casual look such as this one. I love dressing up but as I took on more advanced/core biology classes, pairing something easy with jeans became my go-to look - those last years marked the only period of time when I wore jeans that often! I have since adapted a more professional look but I do occasionally pull some jeans out of my closet. These were my favorite pair of skinny ripped boyfriend jeans as an undergrad. As a side note, I used to wear my scarves as belts; I went through a phase in junior high... Felt a bit nostalgic but I thought it worked well! Were any of you into scarf belts? Until next time! 

Your girl is back! This is an ensemble I'd wear to school when the temperature takes a dip. It's a simple, comfortable outfit with a splash of color and prints! You may notice that I'm in Balboa Park, San Diego for these pictures. These were taken quite some time ago as I would not venture to such a crowded area today...

It's been one crazy start of the year and we're just three months in. From the wildfires in Australia to the panic of coronavirus - here's to hoping COVID-19 is contained as soon as possible. Not only is this pandemic preventing us from enjoying the simple things in life, a drive down the road shows how much stores and restaurants are affected.

I'm still an intern pharmacist at CVS and it's been wild. The parking lot is actually full! I had to circle the store for parking... something that NEVER, EVER happens. Everyone is attempting to get three months worth of their prescriptions and stockpiling on gloves, hand sanitizer, Lysol anything, wet wipes, toilet paper, etc. In this time of uncertainty, please be nice to pharmacy staff. We're understaffed and severely overworked. More importantly, please don't threaten us... we do not control how fast things are sold and we most definitely cannot control how fast the lines move when you to pick up your medication. Things come up! Prescriptions go missing, insurance information wasn't registered, the system crashes, prior authorizations are required... try to understand 😇🙏. Be safe and be kind to one another.