Kathleen Post

And Claudia and Ben.

And Claudia and Ben.

And Claudia and Ben.

Oh, yeah. And that's how I feel. Like, yeah, I feel like someday if I have a daughter, I would not advise her to get married that young. But I do feel like we are the exception. I mean, I don't know. I do know a lot of people where it's worked out. And yeah. But a lot has to go right. Yeah, there it's it can be. Yeah, I see why it doesn't work out for most people.

Oh, yeah. And that's how I feel. Like, yeah, I feel like someday if I have a daughter, I would not advise her to get married that young. But I do feel like we are the exception. I mean, I don't know. I do know a lot of people where it's worked out. And yeah. But a lot has to go right. Yeah, there it's it can be. Yeah, I see why it doesn't work out for most people.

Oh, yeah. And that's how I feel. Like, yeah, I feel like someday if I have a daughter, I would not advise her to get married that young. But I do feel like we are the exception. I mean, I don't know. I do know a lot of people where it's worked out. And yeah. But a lot has to go right. Yeah, there it's it can be. Yeah, I see why it doesn't work out for most people.

So anyways, got married really young, moved to L.A., moved back to Indianapolis, and we've just been trying to figure out life. And so last year we came to Miami for one month for the month of January and we loved it. So then we were like, OK, should we maybe do like six months? We ended up doing almost five and then we went back to Indy.

So anyways, got married really young, moved to L.A., moved back to Indianapolis, and we've just been trying to figure out life. And so last year we came to Miami for one month for the month of January and we loved it. So then we were like, OK, should we maybe do like six months? We ended up doing almost five and then we went back to Indy.

So anyways, got married really young, moved to L.A., moved back to Indianapolis, and we've just been trying to figure out life. And so last year we came to Miami for one month for the month of January and we loved it. So then we were like, OK, should we maybe do like six months? We ended up doing almost five and then we went back to Indy.

Now I'm here today and then flying out to New York after this. Oh, fun. So just here to to get. How long have you been influencing? For ten years. So I graduated and then started right after college. And when I started well, influencing wasn't even a word then, you know what I mean? Like I was a blogger. Even content creator wasn't really a thing. It was like, I was blogging.

Now I'm here today and then flying out to New York after this. Oh, fun. So just here to to get. How long have you been influencing? For ten years. So I graduated and then started right after college. And when I started well, influencing wasn't even a word then, you know what I mean? Like I was a blogger. Even content creator wasn't really a thing. It was like, I was blogging.

Now I'm here today and then flying out to New York after this. Oh, fun. So just here to to get. How long have you been influencing? For ten years. So I graduated and then started right after college. And when I started well, influencing wasn't even a word then, you know what I mean? Like I was a blogger. Even content creator wasn't really a thing. It was like, I was blogging.

Like I would be like, go onto my blog post and like have out, you know, like 30 photos of me in an outfit, one outfit and be like, hi guys. So today I'm wearing a denim jacket and flared jeans. And it reminds me of this time when I was in the third grade and I learned this really important life lesson. Like you would literally be writing a thousand words. What was your blog called?

Like I would be like, go onto my blog post and like have out, you know, like 30 photos of me in an outfit, one outfit and be like, hi guys. So today I'm wearing a denim jacket and flared jeans. And it reminds me of this time when I was in the third grade and I learned this really important life lesson. Like you would literally be writing a thousand words. What was your blog called?

Like I would be like, go onto my blog post and like have out, you know, like 30 photos of me in an outfit, one outfit and be like, hi guys. So today I'm wearing a denim jacket and flared jeans. And it reminds me of this time when I was in the third grade and I learned this really important life lesson. Like you would literally be writing a thousand words. What was your blog called?

It was called Lemon Blonde because that was for the Gen Zers. Yeah, I know, right? So that back in the day, like your blog names were like two kind of like kitschy words. It could be like pigtails and peonies or something like that. That's like Rach Marcel, pink peonies, cupcakes and cashmere, dress up buttercup, champagne Chanel, classic stuff. Classic stuff.

It was called Lemon Blonde because that was for the Gen Zers. Yeah, I know, right? So that back in the day, like your blog names were like two kind of like kitschy words. It could be like pigtails and peonies or something like that. That's like Rach Marcel, pink peonies, cupcakes and cashmere, dress up buttercup, champagne Chanel, classic stuff. Classic stuff.

It was called Lemon Blonde because that was for the Gen Zers. Yeah, I know, right? So that back in the day, like your blog names were like two kind of like kitschy words. It could be like pigtails and peonies or something like that. That's like Rach Marcel, pink peonies, cupcakes and cashmere, dress up buttercup, champagne Chanel, classic stuff. Classic stuff.

So I came on the scene and there was, you know, something navy. Yeah, that's just how it was. So I was Lemon Blonde. And but thankfully, my Instagram handle was always my name. So I never had to, like, because now, like, I'll see people. I'm like, oh, yeah, that's Pink Peony or that's something Navy. Right. And it's like, no, that's not her name. So thankfully, my name was always Kathleen Post.

So I came on the scene and there was, you know, something navy. Yeah, that's just how it was. So I was Lemon Blonde. And but thankfully, my Instagram handle was always my name. So I never had to, like, because now, like, I'll see people. I'm like, oh, yeah, that's Pink Peony or that's something Navy. Right. And it's like, no, that's not her name. So thankfully, my name was always Kathleen Post.