f a l l . g o a l s

Well, it's officially fall even though it's close to 40 degrees out here in Toronto (woof)

I am so excited for it to cool down and for things to finally start feeling cosy and cool, as we approach my favourite time of year (fall - Christmas, what a dream!)

You guys know me, I always need to get my goals down! Here's what I have so far and I will add to it as we go, especially as soon we this sticky hot weather leaves us ;)

- make a delicious meal in the crock pot
- read two books
- publish five blog posts
- make hot toddies
- do a gallery wall in our room
- make our home the most hygge ever
- have coffee & baileys on our patio
- stock up on fall candles
- go to the one-of-a-kind show with my bff
- watch when harry met sally, mermaids & hocus pocus
- watch the new season of stranger things
- have a pumpkin spice latte, obvi
- dress up for halloween this year
- make a dessert
- watch a sunday football game
- fill our home with fall decor
- have a scary movie night
- make some homemade french onion soup
- make homemade mint tea
- have a creative night & get crafty
- listen to a new podcast
- book our air b&b's for our trip
- have cosy moments at our sweet home with my hubs

Cute Toronto - Toronto Flower Market

On Saturday I crossed a big one off of my Summer Bucket List! I finally had the opportunity to go to the Toronto Flower Market - some how I am always away, at a wedding or out of the city but Saturday was THE day! Now, I've currently crossed off 11 out of 20 things on my Summer Bucket List, I am slowly getting there.

The market is made of up local florists in the Toronto area, and I was literally smitten over the beautiful flowers available. It was hard to choose but I picked up one bouquet for our place and one for my Mom because she hosted an engagement party for us on Sunday! (so much love!)

My personal favourite vendor was floralora, a small flower farm in Prince Edward County. The girls were sweet and adorable, and helped me pick my own bouquet (see flowers in the bottom 3 photo's) Not only were they beautiful, but home grown and smelled absolutely devine!

Here are some photo's from my first visit to the Toronto Flower Market. It most definitely won't be my last! :