SaraJane Case

5 Things I Learned from Being a Tourist in my Hometown > Asheville

I think most people remember the way it felt to fall in love with Asheville for the first time. Having grown up here, I think I took it for granted. I wanted to try and recreate that first time feeling.

Business Casual + My Asheville Workplace Identity

When I signed on to do the "Look for Less Challenge" with The Asheville Outlets, we were given the challenge to create a back-to-school or a professional look as we move into a new season. I love the idea.

A Few Words to My Nine -Year-Old Self

If I could tell that little girl anything it would be to treat yourself with kindness. That you’re beautiful as you are. But, that beauty doesn’t make you a person of worth.

Asheville's Best Bars for Reading Books Alone

Sometimes you just want to go out to get a drink and settle in with a good book. I've compiled a list of my top 10 bars in Asheville in which to read.

The Fine Art of Dining Alone

Not just eating out alone either, but, going to movies, getting coffee, spending time at the park, and yes, drinking. Here are the reasons I think you should do the same.

We're All Just a Little Screwed Up.

Today, this post, is not only to free you of feeling like whatever you see online is the whole truth. But, even more so, to free myself of the expectation that I always have my shit together.

Top 10 Asheville Breakfasts

I've put together a collection of my ten favorite breakfasts, mostly under $10.00, that you can find around town.

Legacies.

So, what are the things we want to be remembered for? What is the ripple we want to start in our universe?

A Girl and Her Fairy Tale

I think there’s a dizziness that can happen when life gets busy. A trickery in the monotonous. The luxury of self-exploration is allotted to those who seek it, but, also those who have time for it. Which, many of us don’t.

Community, Home and Toast: This is the Good Life

Happy Wednesday y’all! I’m thinking it is right about time for me to send out a little appreciation for the good things in my world! Which brings me to another edition of “This is the Good Life.”