gifts under $15

Howdy y'all! This Tuesday I'm comin' @ ya' with another gift guide - affordable, "stocking stuffer" items. These are great for the new friends that you aren't quite sure what to get, or for white elephant/gift exchanges.

Fuzzy socks, or just funny patterned socks are always great. Target has always got some good ones, and I love these pug socks from ModCloth. (So much that I actually included them in my most recent Currently Coveting post)

I love me some good bath stuff, and it can be pretty affordable if you don't go too crazy. Get your bud some neat bath bombs from Lush, or maybe a nice body butter (I love the Vanilla Bean scent) from this awesome company, Kuhdoo. I've actually met one of the owners and my grandma is good friends with them. Their products are homemade and absolutely fantastic!

I love receiving pretty pens. It seems like such a simple thing, but they're so fun! My personal favorites are the Pilot G-2 Bolds, but if you're lookin' for a little more color, Poppin has some great options.

Another great option is a cute little mug with some hot cocoa mix or candy inside. I have to include Target (yet again) for their SUPER affordable and adorable mugs as well as this super fun Friends mug from Francesca's.

What affordable gifts are you planning for this year? Let me know in the comments below!!

Have a great day!

breckenridge travel guide & photos

Howdy y'all! Last week I was vacationing in Breckenridge, Colorado and took some super rad pictures I wanted to share with you! I also, wanted to tell you about a few of the neat places I visited in the area.

First off, Breckenridge has a beautiful Main Street with adorable little shops on it. Some of my favorites were Ruby Jane and a souvenir place that carries Life is Good products. We also make a trip to the awesome sock store, the Joy of Sox, every year. On our way to the airport, we made a pit stop at the Brass Armadillo, where I got a Rick Springfield on vinyl for $5 (!!!!). This antique store was seriously so cool and I can't wait to go back sometime.

YA KNOW I WISH THAT I HAD JESSIE'S GIRL!!

In terms of food, I really enjoyed the Columbine Cafe for breakfast. Their corn beef hash was DELICIOUS as was everything else on the menu. Mary's Mountain Cookies made some super yummy treats that I really loved (you could tell by my food baby).

My dad and I went to a really neat mining museum in Leadville. If you are interested in engineering or minerals, or just mining in general, it's a really cool stop. The ladies of the group also took a trip to the spa, which was absolutely amazing. I got a facial and some of the older women got massages. They had great service (also a steam room and heated pool) and it was a very relaxing way to end our trip.

Old maps in the mining museum.

Last but not least, here are some of the photos I took. If you like these, make sure to follow my VSCO for more like them. :)

Have a great day!