Little Venturing Librarian

When I was a kid, I lived and rompers and jumpers so I was pretty stoked with they came back into style a couple of years ago. Rompers are one article of clothing that I am always on the lookout for when I am on my thrifting adventures. What I love about rompers is that they are flattering. I have a short torso, so I feel like they make me look taller. Plus they are practical for gals on the go like me! If you absolutely want to make my day, give me a romper with pockets! I got lucky on some recent trips to my local thrift stores and found two gorgeous rompers pictured below. Both can be dressed up or down depending on the occasion. Romper: Charlotte Russe (Size xs) Thrift Store: Plato's Closet of Winston-Salem Photo: Ariel Perez Photography Romper: She & Sky (Size xs) Thrift Store: Uptown Cheapskate of Winston-Salem Photo: Decoro Images Photography

We've all done it. Scrolled through Pinterest, looking a tons of pinned fitness routines, outfits, inspirational quotes, etc. Saved our favorites to our workout boards (Mines called "I work out!"...you know, LMFAO). But how many of us have fallen short when it comes to actually following through? You've pinned stuff, you have purchased awesome fitness clothing so you will look and feel your best when you do work out, but you never quite get there. *Coughs and raises hand.* Yes, it happens! Own it and move on. Maybe you haven't done everything on your Pinterest board. All it takes is getting up and doing something. Going for a walk or run, turning on some music and dancing for 20 minutes or catching a friends yoga class. You have to start somewhere! One of the easiest things for me to do is make a more conscious effort to get up and move at work. I have a standing desk, so i'm always moving if i'm in my office. But when i'm out in the Library, I s