Hello Theresa,

I haven't popped into your inbox in a couple of months and I've missed you. In this time, I have traveled to London, Los Angeles and Rome. All inspiring trips filled with family, friends and food. Really, it doesn't get any better.

Besides work and travel, I've spent a lot of time building community with my fellow Brooklynites. If this is something that speaks to you, reach out to me and I'll fill you in.

One of my great loves will always be Brooklyn. I've a new blog post on where to eat, shop and spend time in this magnificent place. Please take a minute to read it and come visit!

https://tinyurl.com/2s3w4b77

Below are some ideas for healthy and creative summer living. Enjoy! - Theresa

Doesn't everyone have a puppy now?

Living with pets brings immense joy and companionship, but it also requires thoughtful consideration when it comes to choosing your carpets and furniture. With proactive measures and a touch of creativity, it's entirely possible to strike a harmonious balance between a pet-friendly and stylish home. Between my 3 fur babies, I've road-tested what works best for investing in durable, pet-friendly fabrics and rugs that best withstand claws, stains and the zoomies while remaining easy to clean. I can help you create a welcoming sanctuary where comfort and style coexist seamlessly for all of your family members.

Maintaining a healthy lawn without using pesticides can be challenging but is crucial for the well-being of ecosystems and human health. By adopting organic lawn care practices we can create vibrant, resilient green spaces that support diverse flora and fauna. Additionally, reducing pesticide usage minimizes exposure to harmful chemicals for both humans and pets. . Embracing natural alternatives and native plantings not only fosters a lush, thriving landscape but can also reduce your water usage, a critical requirement in many communities.