February Haul + Disney World!

I purchased a lot of swimwear (mostly one pieces) from Amazon, American Eagle, and Target in February for our Grand Cayman trip in March but ended up not loving any of them enough to keep so this month's haul is all from the last minute Disney trip that I booked a month before we went since flights were super cheap. :)



I loved shopping at the outlets in Orlando but only ended up buying a few things from Loft.

Little A and baby B had a blast last month when we took them to Disney World's Magic Kingdom; here are a few snaps:

At Bambu in Orlando - love pandan jelly!

Found a look-alike!

New Smyrna Beach :)


Breakfast with characters!

Love the new suit from Target that I bought in December
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Essentials = Mickey shirt + fanny pack ($1.50 from Gap closing) + Pineapple Dole Whip

Until next time!
 Leaving you with the quote of the day, "When you innovate, you've got to be prepared for everyone telling you you're nuts. -Larry Ellison

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