Today I am finally sharing with you guys one of the most exciting things that has happened in my life...

I GOT MARRIED!

In today's post I decided I would introduce you to my husband, and share with you our very unique story.

Six years ago I took a trip with a summer missions team to the beautiful country of Panamá. Near the end of the trip I met this super cute boy named Randol. Being my usual shy self I said absolutely nothing to him, but to my surprise he had noticed me too. Being his very outgoing self he did talk to me. We only spent a few hours together, but somehow it felt like we had spent a lifetime together. We took our first photo together, and as we said our goodbyes he told me, "we will see each other again."

We kept in touch thanks to the internet. By kept in touch I mean we talked every single day. We would talk for hours and never get bored.



Finally after almost 2 years we did in fact see each other again when I went back to Panamá with another missions team.



In 2013 he took his first ever flight to the US to meet my family.





On December 31, 2013 he asked me to be his wife!



After being in a long distance relationship for five years... On February 8, 2015, I moved to Panamá to finally be with the love of my life!

    
  

And...

FINALLY

I joined the Gonzalez family on July 29, 2016.

We are so incredibly happy and excited to see what the Lord has in store for us! We hope that our story is an encouragement to any of you who may be in a long distance relationship or thinking of being in one. The wait can be long and it is definitely is not easy, but it is so worth it. Trust and communication are huge factors in making your relationship last. Long distance relationships don't have to be scary. Allow yourself to take a chance.

P.S. Getting married in Panamá is a tad different. Long story short we are legally married now, and will have a wedding ceremony in January!

Feel free to e-mail me any questions you may have about being in a long distance relationship! I also would love to hear your stories!
Staceyleedesignz@gmail.com

Do you ever find yourself obsessed with one specific piece of clothing? Do you often find yourself suddenly embarrassed by how many times you've worn it in the past few weeks? 

Well, today you will hopefully be inspired to continue wearing your favorite pieces! Just maybe a tad more discreetly! ;)

This is one of my favorite pieces in my closet right now! Yes, it is the same dress I wore in my first blog post. No shame.



Yes, those are the same Arizona sandals from my second post. They are just so easy to wear, and none of the other shoes I own seem to go with any of my clothes.

Okay, back to what you came here for!

Blushing Stripes

Add a skirt, and tug on the dress at your waste a little to make a great casual lunch date look.



Flowy Florals

Add a kimono for a more relaxed look.



Cobalt Meets Stripes

Add a bright colored skater skirt, and let the dress peek out a bit at the bottom for a fun edgy look.

Native Stripes

Embrace your inner desire to be Pocahontas, and add some fringe for a more earthy look.

Roses and Lines

Wear a fun floral dress as a skirt for a girly vintage look.

Which look is your favorite?

For the other five looks head over to my Youtube channel to see a lookbook I put together.
https://youtu.be/STsJfDD4cWg

Photography by: FEX Studios Panamá

      This year pantone has two colors for color of the year. Rose quartz and serenity are both beautiful colors. I have been so inspired by rose quartz most recently. I decided to raid my closet for my favorite pieces in similar shades, and share with you the outfits I created with them.

It is 5:40pm, you are trying on your fifth outfit, and you should have left the house twenty minutes ago. You take one last look in the mirror, and your eye is just unsatisfied. 

Countless women have had many an experience such as this. 

I believe it usually ends something like:
"Oh my gosh! I have nothing to wear! That's it! I'm not going!"

Thus I give you Unsatisfied Eye, the blog that will inspire you in your most difficult of fashion crises.

and one time I was completely satisfied with my outfit