The Corn Maze

Last weekend, Matt and I ventured out to a local corn maze with some friends. With this being my first adventure of the sort, I wasn't too sure what to expect, but I'm happy to say the duration of the maze took more precedence than its difficulty- despite its being molded into the formation of a Mizzou tiger. 

Trying to hole punch the correct checkpoint...it's all about the raffle.

WIthin the on-site barn, there is a gumball machine whose pathways and fixtures stand at least three stories tall! You can bet I wanted a Dubble Bubble of my own, but, as I'm sure you can imagine, it took what seemed like a year to get what you paid for. Plus, I didn't want to be the only grown person putting a quarter into the machine.

President Leah, thankyouverymuch.

Has anyone else taken advantage of any local fall festivities? I'm sure you haven't read a million blog posts of the same topic by now or anything... ; P. 

See you tomorrow!

STL Adventures

Shirt: Vintage; Sweater: Vintage; Skirt: Vintage; Shoes: Old Navy; Tights + Necklace: Target

This is what I wore while traipsing around St. Louis with Matt and our friend Kevin, the day of the Louis C.K. show. I'm getting all-too-much wear out of these pumpkin-hued tights, and, thanks to the Midwest's denial of autumn and expedition of winter, they've been the top layer of several nylon films I get to peel off at the end of the day. What's with that, anyway? Mother nature can be so cruel.

What hams. R-L: Matt, Kevin.

After brunch, we ventured out to the Soulard Farmer's Market, where they sell...everything. I'm not joking. Matt and I purchased several large area rugs for our apartment, and enjoyed hot apple cider with rum/ sangria at the same place. Not to mention, the produce is re-dic cheap. We thought about loading up on avocados and strawberries, but decided we'd rather just explore. If you're ever in the STL area Wednesday-Saturday, I highly recommend you check it out-- it's year-round!

And finally, I was able to snap some photos of the insanely gorgeous Fox Theatre before the lights went down. I think the fact that my jaw re-drops every time I enter this place should be a clear enough indication of its beauty. Again, if you're ever in the area...go ahead and drop the ~$100 to see a play here : ).

Have a great weekend, everyone! I'll see you all Monday!