Author: Julie Meyers Pron

Julie Meyers Pron

I'm an elementary school teacher and a Public Relations manager. I'm the owner/editor of Julieverse. A marketing strategist and freelance education and parenting writer by trade, I attempt to carve out time to enjoy playing with kids, PTO, cooking, and exercise.

Girly Tattoo Ideas

Tattoos are becoming more and more popular in the United States, especially among women. Girly tattoos, in particular, are a hit among female tattoo enthusiasts. Small, soft, delicate designs can be a strong personal statement while also keeping a feminine touch to your appearance. There are plenty of ideas out there for smaller tattoos, ranging from birds to roses to feathers, and quotes are always a popular choice. These designs can be simple and monochrome or more complex and vibrantly colored, depending on your personal preference and the advice of the tattoo artist. Small tattoos are a great way to…

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Is Naked Wolfe Boots worth it

The fashion world has always led the way when it comes to knowing what people will want to be seen wearing. Nowadays, social media has been chipping away, and in no time, it will likely be on top. With so many influencers and their followers driving public opinion, it is important to be sure that they are behind your brand to be successful. Fortunately for Naked Wolfe, many of today’s hottest influencers and celebrities can be seen wearing Naked Wolfe Boots. At first glance, these ultra-sleek boots will no doubt turn a lot of heads. Made with only the highest…

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Use Social Media to Stand Out in the Real Estate Market and Grow Your Business

Social media is constantly evolving, and in the Real Estate field, it has the potential to provide key opportunities for growth in client retention, new client acquisition, and marketing of current properties and sales. Here 5 tips for Real Estate professionals to expand in Social Media: The more you and your name appear on social media, the more people will identify and search you out when looking for a Real Estate professional. The more active and updated your social media outreach, the more often you’ll appear when potential customers are searching for a Real Estate professional. 20 Real Estate Social…

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Conference Fashion Rules to Follow

Conference season is upon us, and it’s important to make a good impression on your colleagues and peers. If you’re an early career researcher looking to upgrade your wardrobe for professional events, these tips are a must-have: mix and match your outfits, bring casual wear for evening events and daytime activities, choose comfortable shoes for all the walking, utilize simple and clean color scheme, and accessorize with ties and pocket squares for men and statement jewelry or scarves for women. Follow these tips and create a budget-friendly conference wardrobe that showcases your personal brand. With several social media and blogging…

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How to Pack Light with Packable Clothing

This week my friend Rajean from Because I Said So asked me to suggest great ideas for packable clothing. I can’t help but feel a little jealous even writing this post… I wish I had a need for packable clothing right about now. But enough about me… Easy Packing Lists So, one of the keys to packing for a trip (any kind of trip) is to coordinate your wardrobe so that you can mix and match to keep your packing a bit lighter. There are so many great examples of light-packing wardrobes on Pinterest, like this one from Pinterest. (This shows how great…

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Food Safety for Power Outages

Every large storm that knocks out power, friends ask the same question: How long is my food in my freezer good? The USDA offers this advice: Keep the refrigerator and freezer doors closed as much as possible to maintain the cold temperature. The refrigerator will keep food safely cold for about 4 hours if it is unopened. A full freezer will hold the temperature for approximately 48 hours (24 hours if it is half full) if the door remains closed. During a power outage, it is important to check the food in your refrigerator and freezer to determine which items can…

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Best Places to Buy Cute Underwear

Lingerie shopping can be a very personal experience. Everyone has different preferences and needs when it comes to their underwear. Some people prefer comfortable, supportive bras, while others prefer cute underwear. To make the lingerie shopping process easier, it’s important to know what you’re looking for in your undergarments. That’s why we’ve compiled a list of the best places to buy cute underwear, including the best websites for lace pieces and the go-to destination for classic staples. When it comes to finding the perfect pair of women’s underwear, comfort is key. Brands like SKIMS, ThirdLove, Tommy John, Everlane, Aerie, and…

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Chanel's Vamp Attitude Collection

Chanel has released a new holiday collection called Vamp Attitude, inspired by the iconic Vamp nail polish color. The collection includes several Vamp-inspired nail shades, including Le Top Coat Lamé and Rose Fusion, and an eye shadow called Illusion D’Ombre in Rouge Noir. A limited-edition eye-shadow quad and a blush are also included in the collection. Vamp nail polish gained notoriety in the 1990s as the dark, blackish-red nail color preferred by Uma Thurman in Pulp Fiction and Madonna in her “Take a Bow” video. The original Vamp nail polish was launched in 1994 and became a post-grunge beauty icon…

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5 Reasons Your Teen Should Get a Job

Although some teens work part-time jobs in the summer and after school, many wait until they are in college to get their first job. However, getting a job early on can help teens in a variety of ways. Here are five reasons why teens should get a job. They Earn Better Grades You might assume that teens who work are too busy to spend enough time on their schoolwork, but high school students who work between 10 and 15 hours a week tend to have better grades, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. For teens that always have to be…

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Scandinavian winter

East coasters, especially Mid-Atlantic east coasters, are watching the forecasts with lumps in their stomachs. Will March start with not just a roar but a bitter, cold, heavy snow roar? After countless storms that have trapped us in our houses all winter, we’re itching for spring. But we can do it. We know we can. Before crying in my pillow about being Frozen in the storm, I’m looking for some more ideas to have fun in the snow and asked my friend, website and magazine publisher, author, and Instagram-extraordinaire Katja Presnal of Skimbaco, how the Scandinavians enjoy their snow days.…

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