If you haven't read Naomi's blog about her life with her hubby(formerly in NY, now DC) then after this interview you will. It is one of those blogs that you read to just put a smile on your face, and you feel like you are instantly friends. We are so excited Naoimi was able to particate in our May installment!
Josh and I met in New York City. We share the same faith and met at church. We were both students at the time {he was studying at Columbia and I was at Juilliard} and instantly became best of friends. We did everything together with NYC as the backdrop, it was lovely. Our relationship really didn't turn romantic until months and months after our friendship blossomed, and we did everything backwards once it did. The "I love you's" came long before the "relationship status talk" and we were tentatively scheduling a wedding date before our family and friends knew we were even serious. But I think that is why it worked out so perfectly... we were so in love we were silly.
The Here’s to happiness series has caught on like wildfire..I have stumbled upon countless blogs that have been inspired by this(ours included!) What are a few things that are making you happy today?
I am so thrilled the happiness series has been well received and built upon. I love reading each list. They inspire me like crazy! A few things that are making me happy today? Homemade potato Gnocchi, my new tea cup, husband's 3 day old scruff, and an upcoming surprise from husband I shouldn't know about but do {I'm bad like that}.
NYC seemed to be the third person of your blog..exploring that great city leaving no where unturned…were you sad to leave? How are you adjusting to Washington DC?'
Oh I was so nervous to leave NYC. It was such a big part of our lives and I had dreams of living there forever. But oddly enough, the transition to DC has been so smooth and we both really feel at home here. I know we were both ready for a new adventure and change, and I think DC is proving to be just as adventurous and magical as our last city {with a little more space and a few extra closets!}

Your etsy shop is filled with gorgeous headbands of your making..how long do they typically take to make?
They don't take long to make, but I always feel like they do when it's time to update the shop {sometimes I can be so lazy!} Currently, I'm trying to expand the shop by collaborating with a friend to start a new accessory line for men and am hopeful to get some vintage dresses in there too. We shall see how it all pans out, but I'm excited!








































