TIFFANY BLUE HUNTER BOOTS
The city of Juneau set off some of the most beautiful fireworks I have ever seen. They started with the display at 12:00 am on the morning of the 4th and they lasted for 20 minutes. I have never seen fireworks set off before in that fashion, at home, the fireworks are set off around 10:00 pm on the 4th. Also, at home, they set off the fireworks one at a time and here they go off like three at a time. 
It was cooler today than it was yesterday so we both had two jackets on. The first one was for warmth and then we topped that with a waterproof shell. The weather does hamper a fashion blogger just a touch. Lol! By the time Ashleigh took my photos of my outfit I had been rained on and I looked a little worse for the wear.
This float was so fun. They had music playing and the “Uncle Sam” looked like he was dancing to the music.
Joe found his own kind of shop. Haha! This distillery caught his eye as we were walking down the street. The sign on the still said it was made in Kentucky so he had to go inside for a better look. 
This little stream is behind Ashleigh’s house. You can see how lush and green everything is. I asked her about snakes but she said that you didn’t have to worry about them here, I may just have to move. I bought this one button cardigan yesterday while we were out shopping. It is beyond soft, that is what sold me. It is a brand called Bobeau. I also bought a pair of amazing socks from a brand called Feetures. They are AMAZING. They have a lifetime guarantee which is something that I had never heard of from a sock. Because it is raining I brought out the Tiffany Blue Hunter Boots that Joe bought me for Christmas two years ago. They are not insulated so my feet were starting to get cold. Ashleigh found me some thermal insoles to put inside them and they helped out a lot. 
Did you notice my gold nugget necklace? This was my Mother’s Day present from Ashleigh that she gave me when I got here. It is beautiful and it represents Alaska perfectly.
I am not sure what Ashleigh has planned for us tomorrow but it is at least supposed to be pretty and warmer so I am pretty excited about that. I hope you are liking the photos from Alaska.
Even though I am in Alaska I can still work my businesses. The blog is still being written, I am still wearing my Plunder jewelry, just not today, and I am still having an opportunity call tonight for anyone who is interested in learning more about Rodan + Fields. The ZOOM call will be at 9:00 pm EST, the number is 736 578 7052. Anyone who joins me tonight will automatically get a FREE microdermabrasion paste packet for just listening.
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I say yes to the ulu knife as well but get a real one made there by the Indians not a cheap imitation great for chopping cabbage and carrots for coleslaw and so many other things. They use them for everything from skinning animals to cutting thread when they sew. Also the crab shack is right at the pier, but takes awhile to get in always crowded, that’s like the first place everyone heads for once they get off the ship. Hard to imagine how many people arrive at one time there are at least three ships in Port every day during season and you only have one day at each Port so much to see. Next trip we want to do the interior and go by train. Looking good Tania.
I am enjoying the photos of Alaska. We went in September so we also had jackets since it was drizzly. But we loved it!
You look relaxed and like your are having fun! Thanks for sharing your Alaska adventure! – AMy
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Tania you are working inspite of the weather in alaska . i have that same sweater in tan and pink i love them ! They really are comfy n cozy with out being a hoodie
We were in Alaska a couple years ago in July and it was gorgeous. We did a land road trip and ended with a cruise to see the glaciers. Fantastic. Denali too…saw plenty of eagles, bear and moose.
I know you are not fond of cooking but get yourself an ulu knife. It is fantastic for cutting herbs and very unique. Makes a great gift too.
Have a great time. Love Alaska but not full time.
Hi Tania , I love seeing the pictures of Alaska and your family ! Your sweater and gold nugget necklace are so pretty and go together perfectly . I’ve wanted a pair of the Tiffany blue Hunter boots for ages ( as well as the hot pink ones 😉 ) , they look gorgeous . What a nice husband you have ! Can’t wait to see more of your adventures in Alaska !
I’m so enjoying these pictures from Alaska! I really admire Ashleigh’s independent and adventurous spirit! Alaska looks like an incredible place to live. I noticed in one of the pictures, a Ben Franklin’s store. I haven’t seen one of those since the 1970’s!
I said the same thing, Kim. ?
I can’t imagine cooler tempertures right now! This is Texas!!! You look great. What does Ashliegh do there??? Thanks for sharing the beautiful pictures.
The cooler temperatures were a shock after the high 80’s I had all last week. I know it is even hotter where you live there in Texas. Lol! Ashleigh works for the State in the Department of Law.
I just saw that there is a place in Juneau called “Tracy’s Crab Shack”…any plans of going there?? I will live through you if you go! 🙂
Sally, I have no idea where Ashleigh will take us. I am just along for the ride. Lol!