Can you believe that it is almost September? As I'm sure we can all agree, this summer did not quite look like what was expected. For me personally, there were several events and plans that had to be canceled or postponed throughout the summer. However, that doesn't mean that my summer was bad. In fact, there are many things that I am thankful for over this past summer! I even posted a life update last month that shows a little of what my summer consisted of.

Since time flew by over these past several months, and we are nearing autumn, in today's post, I am sharing a few of my goals for the month of September. So, let's get to it.

Welp, this post was supposed to go live a few months ago but here we are after I finally hit "publish". It is still summer though so I wouldn't say this post is too late. Anyway, back in April I decided to splurge a little bit and get a few new clothing pieces for the warmer months and since then I have picked up a few other items as well. So, today I am sharing a few of my favorite finds that I have purchased.

School is almost back in session for many but this year's schedule will most likely look a lot different than previous years. While some of us will be going back to in-person classes, whether in grade school or college, many will be continuing their education online.

Happy Wednesday everyone! I hope that your week has been a good one so far. If you read my recent post titled {Life Update: 5-Year Blogiversary, Photography, COVID} then you would have seen that I recently launched my photography business called Madalyn Dobbs Photography. With this business, I offer many different photo sessions including family, lifestyle, event, engagement, and more. I also take pictures for my other businesses including Adorned With Delight and this blog. Since I enjoy learning what other's have in their photography toolkits, I decided to share with you all what I personally use for my photography business, what items I would recommend, and a few items that I don't currently use but would be great additions to any lineup of photography tools.