savedbythebelle

Hey friends! I apologize (once again) for the lack of posts that have been occurring over the past few weeks. I had recently hosted an exchange student from Japan who stayed with my family and I for about six days. During that time, it was my responsibility to show her around Fort Wayne – the local shops, cafes, monuments, buildings, parks, malls, restaurants, etc. Prior to meeting my exchange student, I was extremely excited to be a tour guide for a week & be able to show a visitor what makes my city special. What I did not expect was the amount of "Fort Wayne Favorites" I would soon fall in love with. If you're anything like me when it comes to weekend outings, you know that making a trip to the "popular" venues in the city is definite no-no. In my opinion, many of these newly established places in Fort Wayne tend to be hyped-up and overrated. It seems that Fort Wayne is now beginning to cater to the younger crowd by constructing centrally located apartme

                Hello everyone! Yes, it's finally Sunday. The end of a very long week has come at last, so pour a hot cup of coffee, sit down, and relax with this life-changing information I'm about to reveal. You may have guessed correctly that this weeks topic is one I feel very passionately about: Fashion. No matter the age, gender, or culture, I feel as though fashion is a language we all understand. Designer Rachel Zoe once said, "Fashion is a way to say who you are without having to speak". The way you dress/present yourself in public can say a lot about the kind of person you are, your confidence level, and personality type. If there's one thing I've discovered about the fashion industry, it's that there are no rules or definitive answers to what is considered fashionable or not. Each and every one of us has our own individual style, so who am I to tell someone the way they dress is unattractive without insulting their persona? Today, I am here s