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Our Favorite Month Is Here, October! Come In And Read Your Fall Forecast!

Our Favorite Month Is Here, October! Come In And Read Your Fall Forecast!

It’s all about grounding this season. Quiet the voices in your head where competition, pressure and the need for success start creeping in. It is this energy that is actually keeping you from your authentic self and ultimate success. The world is ready for change andso are you. However, when we get caught up in societies expectations, or when we feed into a pattern that we know does not serve us…

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Fall allergy forecast: Ragweed to plague Southeast, Northeast to breathe easier

Fall allergy forecast: Ragweed to plague Southeast, Northeast to breathe easier

AccuWeather reports  allergy sufferers in the Southeast could be in for a groggy fall, as warm and wet months ahead will promote mold spore growth and prolong ragweed season.

Historically, the peak of allergy season for the South falls around Sept. 19, with the four to five weeks before and after that date typically producing the worst of fall allergies.

“We’re expecting some above-normal…

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Fall Foliage Forecast: Exceptional year in the offing

Fall Foliage Forecast: Exceptional year in the offing

AccuWeather reports  leaf-peepers, get set: Experts say the summer season has set the stage for potentially exceptional fall foliage colors in the Northeast, though the weather through mid-October will ultimately determine how stellar of a display will emerge.

The Northeastern states have had a good to excellent growing season without any major disturbances, according to Dr. Michael Day,…

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Fall 2014: Polar Vortex to Visit Northeast; South at Risk for Tropical Hit

As fall 2014 takes form, the polar vortex will make sporadic visits to the Northeast, as the West remains parched and the threat of a tropical impact looms over the eastern coastline.

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Fall Forecast: (Above the) Knuckle Rings

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Typically every year toward the end of July I get a little anxious. The kind of anxious where I realize that my sun and pool-filled summer days are coming to a close and that crisp autumn days are right around the corner. This combination of anxiety and excitement manifests into one simple, hair-pulling question: how am I going to update my wardrobe for the fall? I always want to do two things: be on-trend (or even before trend if that's possible) yet showcase my own personal style and taste.

I know I'm not the only person who is contemplating what to do differently come the autumnal equinox, so low and behold a new series on my blog entitled: Fall Forecast.

Fall Forecast is a pretty simple concept: trend predicting.

These weekly forecasts will be a showcase of must-have items to weather the fall effortlessly!

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First up: (Above the) Knuckle Rings

As of late, I've seen a lot of bloggers, vloggers and people in the pinterest-sphere rocking their rings above the knuckle. At first glance I thought, "Hmm this is awkward." And yes...at first it seems awkward, only because we're not used to seeing people wear rings above their knuckles!  Yet after doing a little research I've found that whether your rings are dainty and delicate or chunky and bold, there's a way to make this trend your own.

Buy it:

Check out TOBI, a cute online boutique that features a variety of these (above the) knuckle rings for less than $15 bucks a pop! Or if you're more of a DIY-er check out this cool post on Always Rooney!

Stay Stylish

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Four Pins, Fall Forecast: Public School.