If there is one thing that I love about this time of year, it’s the chance to wear all of my favorite cozy sweaters. There is just something about putting on a cozy sweater that makes me feel like I’m being wrapped up in a big hug - maybe it’s the warmth or the softness of the fabrics, but I certainly turn into a cozy enthusiast in the fall and winter months!

In March, Kurt and I kicked off the three-month Contentment Challenge created by Nancy Ray. We had realized that our living environment was regularly the highest thing on our stress list, and because we had an approximate end date in sight for our time as Floridians, it was beginning to wear on us more and more. 

Last month, I participated in the Spring 10x10 Challenge hosted by Caroline from UnFancy and Lee from Style Bee. It was a great exercise for me to try living with a capsule wardrobe, and to be more creative with my clothes! 

I have followed Caroline from UnFancy on Instagram for a while now. She champions the use of a capsule wardrobe, which is a concept that I've been interested in exploring for a long time. There is something about the freedom and confidence that I imagine comes when living with a capsule wardrobe that is rather appealing to me - with limited and intentionally chosen clothing options, you know that anything you pick out of your closet to wear will make you happy and feel great.

During the last weekend of February, Kurt and I talked about some of the different worries and stresses that we currently have as a part of the PowerSheets Couples Goal Setting Companion Guide (from my February goals). One of those stresses that is consistently on our list is living in Florida. Other stresses, like Kurt's future job opportunities and the steps we are taking to start a family, are on that list too, but our living environment seems to regularly be the highest thing on our list.