Tiffany Moon’s Blue and White Gingham Outfit at the Winery

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In the merry old land of Oz alcohol! On tonight’s episode of RHOD the ladies go to a winery for Brandi’s birthday with Tiffany Moon rocking this very Dorothy-esque blue and white gingham outfit. Which being fashion wizards we of course managed to track down, just going to show that there’s really no place like home the Big Blonde Hair homepage.

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If you’ve ever been platinum, you know the struggles. To keep up the icy hue, you have to get your roots touched up every 3-4 weeks. And when you do get that bleach and tone, you feel like a new person with your dream white-blonde strands. That’s what we think is going on with Rosé from BlackPink’s blonde hair. Eagle-eyed fans noticed Rosé’s hair looks even icier than usual and it could be for a super exciting reason.

Rosé’s hair has been platinum for a while. This allows you to easily try other shades without a lot of effort. That’s why she’s been gray, pastel pink, lavender, light blue and even warmer blonde hues. This is her most silver yet, probably because her hairstylist used an icy toner to get all the brass out of her strands for that ice-blonde look. It’s not easy to achieve but when you nail it, you nail it. And she has.

Source: Instagram

Blinks on Twitter are drooling over her long, blonde hair saying “Rosé dyed her hair again” and “i have never seen a prettier group than blackpink like wtf.”

https://twitter.com/itschaennie/status/1353590335729930240

Some think Rosé’s hair refresh has to do with her dropping her first solo single this weekend at their virtual concert called “The Show.” A teaser was just released in a video showing Rosé (with warmer blonde hair) on the floor and sitting alone in a room looking sad singing “All my love is gone.” The indie-pop sound with the romantic guitar is a bit of a departure but a welcome change for the K-pop star. No doubt, it’ll be a big success.

The 30-second clip already has almost seven million views on YouTube. “BLACKPINK doesn’t realize this, but they are making everyone’s quarantine better,” wrote multiple fans. We could agree more.

I feel we are on the cusp of gaining some freedom to travel again. Until that becomes a sure thing, I’d like to share with you some virtual activities that can benefit our wellbeing and substitute for our love of travel.

I have continually searched for new ways to satisfy my desire for real-time travel. Each book I read gets company from my atlas, taking a close look at where characters live and act and where events take place.

Most recently, I virtually traced the route of a young Maria Antonio as she made her transition to become Marie Antoinette. It was an interesting journey as she left her home in Vienna, Austria, to wed and live at the Chateau de Versailles outside of Paris.

To satisfy both my love of fitness and my love of travel, I recently took on another route that I have many times considered walking. I’ve put this off for a long time, but now I am virtually walking the Camino de Santiago.

In reaching my goal to complete this route, I will be doing it virtually with many other participants around the world. This was the route I chose, but there are many other interesting routes to choose from.

To do this, I have signed up with one of the many organizations that have developed on-line activities to provide vicarious travel challenges.

There are many organizations offering similar virtual activities to keep us busy until we are eligible for the vaccine and can once again travel.

Choose Your Organization

The organization I joined is the Conqueror Events. For the safety of my health, I have continued to walk and run solo-time in my realtime life, but online communities offer many benefits.

Here’s what I like about Conqueror:

• Through social media you can see posts from people all over the world who are also participating in the event. In addition to the health benefits, most have their personal reasons for participating.
• Many of us who don’t see ourselves as athletes or goal seekers have a place here. Steps recorded on your Fitbit or similar device can be used toward your goal. Others use indoor exercise equipment to log distance and activity.
• Other choices for participation include covering the route distance by walking, running, swimming, or cycling.
• You choose the length of time (weeks, months) you expect to need to get to your destination.
• If you aren’t comfortable with collecting mileage over any of the online mileage platforms, you can submit your miles manually.
• You can choose a distance anywhere from 21 miles (34 km) to 2,280 miles (3,669 km).
• There is a choice of routes. While you do your miles or kilometers, you can follow your progress on the map and occasionally receive postcards with historic and cultural information about the area where you
  are virtually traveling, like the one below.

As I said earlier, there are many choices out there for doing similar activities. Most of them offer two goals for us:

• An incentive to join others virtually in reaching healthy goals, and
• The opportunity to raise funds through registration or additional participant fundraising for charitable or environmental causes. In my case, my registration fee will contribute to the planting of trees along my route.

How About a Do-It-Yourself Activity?

While joining with the large online platforms is a fine way to go, it’s also possible to do something similar on your own. Do you have friends or know people through your personal organizations who might be interested in joining in a challenge? This could be simply establishing your activity and goals.

It may get a bit more involved, but certainly possible to also act as a fundraiser for a cause you or your organization would want to support.

So, until we are able to move about with less fear, have received our vaccines, and national borders are once again open to travel, let’s get out there vicariously, get conditioned, and have fun doing it. We may even make some virtual friends with people around the world posting about their progress.

How are you scratching your travel itch while we are limited in where and how we can go? Have you looked into virtual organizations similar to the one I chose? If so, how is it going? Please share with the community!

If you’ve ever been platinum, you know the struggles. To keep up the icy hue, you have to get your roots touched up every 3-4 weeks. And when you do get that bleach and tone, you feel like a new person with your dream white-blonde strands. That’s what we think is going on with Rosé from BlackPink’s blonde hair. Eagle-eyed fans noticed Rosé’s hair looks even icier than usual and it could be for a super exciting reason.

Rosé’s hair has been platinum for a while. This allows you to easily try other shades without a lot of effort. That’s why she’s been gray, pastel pink, lavender, light blue and even warmer blonde hues. This is her most silver yet, probably because her hairstylist used an icy toner to get all the brass out of her strands for that ice-blonde look. It’s not easy to achieve but when you nail it, you nail it. And she has.

Source: Instagram

Blinks on Twitter are drooling over her long, blonde hair saying “Rosé dyed her hair again” and “i have never seen a prettier group than blackpink like wtf.”

https://twitter.com/itschaennie/status/1353590335729930240

Some think Rosé’s hair refresh has to do with her dropping her first solo single this weekend at their virtual concert called “The Show.” A teaser was just released in a video showing Rosé (with warmer blonde hair) on the floor and sitting alone in a room looking sad singing “All my love is gone.” The indie-pop sound with the romantic guitar is a bit of a departure but a welcome change for the K-pop star. No doubt, it’ll be a big success.

The 30-second clip already has almost seven million views on YouTube. “BLACKPINK doesn’t realize this, but they are making everyone’s quarantine better,” wrote multiple fans. We could agree more.

Finding the perfect pair of winter boots that will keep you warm and safe during the grueling cold months can sometimes be daunting. Things like warmth, stability, traction, and waterproof features all need to be taken into consideration. And, of course, they still need to look good so that you feel good wearing them.

Some reputable footwear brands have become known for their snow boot designs and are trusted when it comes to keeping feet warm and dry during the winter. We’ve put together a list of snow boots we feel represent the best boots around that feature good weatherproof elements, excellent traction, and that don’t skimp on style.

Take a look at our list of fashionable winter boots if you are looking for more stylish boots that are less clunky looking and that don’t have all the extreme weather conditions features.

Women’s Ice Maiden II from Columbia

These boots by Columbia are tried and tested snow boots that can be trusted to get you through all winter conditions. The Ice Maiden II boot has a waterproof seam-sealed membrane, offers 200g insulation, and is rated -25F/-32C. It’s offered in a variety of colors and patterns.

DREAM PAIRS Women’s Winter Boots

This knee-high boot from Dream Pairs is fully fur-lined and has a zipper closure for easy on/off. These can take you through the winter months in style.

WOMEN’S JOAN OF ARCTIC by Sorel

When it comes to snow boots, Sorel is certainly a top contender. They have been designing and manufacturing snow boots for decades. This style is one of their best sellers and is sure to keep you warm and dry.

The Joan of Arctic features waterproof suede and a fully seam-sealed waterproof design. The sole is made of rubber for better traction when walking on snow and ice. This classic look is a Sorel fan favorite.

Kamik Women’s Momentum Snow Boot

Kamik is another top contender when it comes to snow boots. This boot is seam-sealed with waterproof nylon upper and faux fur cuff. It provides 200g of insulation and moisture wicking faux shearling lining. The Momentum snow boot keeps the feet warm and protected from the cold even in wet conditions and up to -40°C temperature. It’s sold in a variety of fun colors, from bright red to cool blue.

London Fog Melton Cold Weather Waterproof Snow Boot

You can handle the weather in comfort and style with these boots by London Fog – one of the oldest U.S. fashion brands that’s is the #1 recognized brand for outerwear in the United States.

Sketcher’s Grand Jams – Unlimited

This suede boot from Sketcher’s is a cool weather boot that doesn’t skimp on style. It features a lace up front and a side half zipper for easy on/off. The cuff can be folded over for a faux-fur trim option.

UGG Adirondack III Boot

These winter boots from UGG are made with 200g insulation and a soft wool lining to keep the feet cozy as the temperature drops. The DryTech construction ensures your feet stay dry as you go about your day in the snow and the slush. A cushioned midsole adds stability. The boot is cold-weather rated at -32˚C.

The North Face Shellista III

The North Face is known for its cold weather gear products, and their boots live up to all expectations. This above-the-calf boot is waterproof with a streamlined shell and suede/nubuck upper. It offers 226g PrimaLoft Silver Insulation for extra warmth.

GLOBALWIN Mid-Calf Winter Snow Boots

These boots from Globalwin feature Thermolite Insulation that is rated -15F. They offer a comfy fleece lining to keep the feet warm and cozy. These boots are fashionable and functional with their quilted side panels and are offered in eight different color combinations.

These winter boots feature waterproof seam-sealed construction to keep moisture out. Also, slip resistant rubber soles provide good traction on snow.

Muck Boot Arctic Sport II

The extreme conditions mid-height rubber boot from Muck offers excellent shock absorption and heat retention properties. It adjusts to the contours of your foot to provide top comfort. The neoprene exterior is 100% waterproof, and the fleece lining is soft for extra comfort. This boot provides exceptional warmth and is cold-rated at -40°C.

What do you look for when shopping for snow boots? What is your favorite winter snow boot on our list? Do you have a winter snow boot that you would like to suggest to our community? Add it in the comments section below.