Mar. 15, 2025
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Whether I’m hopping in the car for a weekend trip or jetting off for an extended vacation, I never leave home without my trusty packing cubes. Asa carry-on traveler, I’ve found that they’re not only handy for saving space in my suitcase, but they also help me stay organized when I arrive at my destination and make repacking my bag a breeze.
For the past two years, I’ve relied on theOlarHike six-piece packing cube set, and I recently discovered thatSelling SunsetstarHeather Rae El Moussauses them, too.
Mar. 15, 2025
Photo:Amazon (1)Cold winter air isn’t a friend todry skin.Although my skin type leans more on the side of combination (which means I experience both dryness and oiliness on different areas of my face), it feels much more dehydrated at this time of year. That’s why I useThe Ordinary Hyaluronic Acid Serumevery day without fail. It’s a bottle of pure hydration — and it’s only $10 at Amazon.I apply the serum during my morning and nighttime skincare routines after cleansing and toning.
Mar. 15, 2025
Photo:Nathan Congleton/NBC via Getty Images; QVCI easily own more than 15 pairs of sneakers. And while no one needs that many, I opt for thecomfortable footwearmore than any other type of shoe, so I’m quite picky.The most recent addition to my lineup are theMartha Stewart x Skechers Cordova Classic Suede Sneakers, which I had the pleasure of testing. They were comfortable right out of the box and required no break-in time — something I haven’t often said about other styles inmy closet.
Mar. 15, 2025
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Mydaily walksare a must, and recently, I increased my distance goal from 2 to 3 miles a day. While I loved my oldwalking shoes, they were starting to show wear and tear, so I decided to try the$23 Avia sneakersshoppers say are just as good asOn Cloud stylesthat cost about $150, more or less. They didn’t disappoint.
In fact, the Avias are now my go-to walking shoes.
Mar. 15, 2025
Shannin Desroches, now 27, says her painful abdominal symptoms were dismissed as a gluten allergy, and it was only after advocating for herself that doctors discovered she had colon cancer. The disease had spread quickly, and now she needs surgery to survive — surgery she doesn’t qualify to have, forcing her into palliative care in her home country of Canada. She was able to marry her longtime love, Cody, and looks forward to living, saying, “I don’t want to be a statistic.