It is now officially spring, and I wanted to bring you along for a couple of ordinary days in my life—except I’m trying really hard to make them feel storyworthy. This weekend was full in the best way: I got ready after work to celebrate my friend Courtney’s one-year business anniversary (Spruciversary!), and it reminded me how important it is to pause and actually relish people’s wins. When life feels ordinary, I really do believe there is always something worth celebrating—sometimes it’s a big milestone, and sometimes it’s just showing up for your people. The next morning, I leaned into a slow reset: coffee, my memory keeper, my one line a day, and catching up in my business planner. I also tackled a very real planner-girly problem—sticker storage. I tried repurposing a huge Cloth & Paper cover, but it wouldn’t even close because I have way too many stickers, so I switched to Poi & Hun sticker albums and started reorganizing everything by function and theme. After brunch with Jenna, I spent Sunday spring cleaning, watering plants, doing laundry, and (pray for me) starting my 2025 taxes. I squeezed in a Berries workout, tried on Showpo dresses for upcoming weddings, and ended the weekend with Project Hail Mary—loved the movie, hated the D-Box seat. Ordinary days, but made special on purpose.