KIMBERLY SELENA: October 2015

Outfit of the Day: Mommy's Birthday Celebration

Hello, hello! Today I start a new series on my blog called "Outfit of the Day" haha so original I know, but I will upload photos of the pieces I wore individually and then add a photo of the outfit all together. I must admit my fashion sense is not always "on point" or "on fleek" so if you don't like what you see I am sorry. All outfits I share are completely me and is something that I literally wore, is not me trying to put something fantastic together to make you think I should be some kind of fashion icon because I am not.

Now let's start out with the first outfit, which I wore for my mom's birthday celebration.

Black Crop Top from Target
$12.99

Rose Color Flowy Skirt from Charlotte Ruse
was originally $15, but since they had this huge sale I got it for $1!

Black Ankle Boots from Walmart
$22

I kept this outfit very casual since we just went out for breakfast, then cut her cake later on that night, but I believe the skirt just gave it a pop of color and added a bit more of a girly vibe. My hair as you can see was just in two french braids. I don't really wear any jewelry other than a watch and my ring. I must say this is a favorite outfit now, because I felt quite girly.

I hope you enjoyed this, simple blog post I know, but hopefully it will give you a inside to my personal style and where I buy most of my clothing - (which is nowhere expensive I can promise you that.)

x x

3:50:00 PM
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Drippy Pumpkin

White Pumpkin.

Crayons. I picked out fall theme colors.

Gather all your materials.

This step is optional, but I painted my pumpkin black
so the fall colors could pop out more.

Once you are ready, glue the crayons on with tacky glue.

And start melting.
Btw I suggest you use a heating gun for this step,
because a hair dryer is more time consuming.

Once you melt all your crayons it should look something like this!

So happy on how my pumpkin turned out!

You have probably seen this DIY on Pinterest or any social media out there, because the melting crayons effect has also been seen on canvas and those are very popular.

Credit to this DIY goes to my older sister Joselen for giving the idea out and buying the supplies. Awesome decor you can do with friends or family like I did. Again, I suggest you use a heating gun, because hair dryers can take a long time to melt the crayons down.

Countdown for Halloween: 7 days! What are you planning to be this Halloween?

x x

2:54:00 AM
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Oreo Halloweeny Truffles

It's October!! Which is also known as Halloween month!! The stores get filled with Halloween costumes, Halloween decorations and Halloween treats which are the best! Like let's have a moment for the orange Kit-Kats and these Oreo Truffles! OH MY GOODNESS.

So in a friends night-in I did something super easy and I decided to share pictures. You can get the recipe by our friend google just type in: "No Bake Oreo Truffles." And create your own!

Big thanks to Tefy, my friend for buying the ingredients for this recipe!

x x

12:20:00 AM
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Red, White and Blue Cookies

Autumn is here!! BUT before I start posting about the new season I wanted to share a quick recipe. I shared a couple of pictures on my Snapchat since it was something new I was trying.. and you must have guessed it, the cookies came out good so I decided to share it because believe me it's a extremely easy snack you can make for yourself, friends, your babe or family.

What is this dessert? Well I tried some cookies once from H-E-B called Red, White and Blue Cookies and I decided to recreate them so here is what you need:

- A Pack of Dry Cranberries
- A Pack of Blueberries
- A Pack of White Chocolate Chips
- A Pack of Sugar Cookies
(if you want to make them from scratch you may, but I went the easy way on this one)

The next step is pretty easy you make the Sugar Cookies according to your package or recipe.

After that you just mix in the White Chocolate Chips, Cranberries and Blueberries according to your liking.

Then you just rolled them into little balls and bake them according to your package instruction which is usually at 350 degrees for 12 minutes or so.

After that you are done!! I know it's a easy recipe, but it involves different ingredients that I personally would have never put on cookies, but they taste amazzzzing! And with the upcoming season, cold weather, cozy blankets and sweaters, I believe these could go great with a cup of coffee, hot chocolate or tea. So hopefully you try this recipe out and you like it!