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Back on Track

Hi! Remember me? Probably not, so let me introduce myself again. I'm Mandii. I created this blog. Initially, I started this blog to be a beauty blog, but I'm a creature of habit and use the same things every single day. So I morphed this little space into a Lifestyle blog.

I love reading blogs, so I thought to myself "why not create one?" So I did. I was trying to come up with content, photograph, post, and try to work, and have a life, I really did just become burnt out with the whole thing. However, that has changed! I've been gone a while, but I have a lot to talk about!

I had a stroke of genius, and brainstormed all kinds of ideas to get this blog back on track again! Plus, we are heading into Fall, and the Holiday season, which makes for some of the best blog posts! In order for me to not get burnt out like last time, I'm going to try to only blog 3 days a week. If the opportunity arises and I feel inspired, maybe there will be some weeks where I blog every day.

As always, you can reach out to me on here, my Instagram, or my Facebook fan page!

Look for your first new post coming on Monday!!

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