The Weekly Edit

March 20, 2026

Happy Friday from the UK! After a few days in France I flew up back to the UK for a work trip. This trip has been an absolute blur so far – in a wonderful way – but also in a way that makes me feel quite behind on other priorities in my life. It’s always a balance isn’t it!? I’ve got loads on my to do list and plenty to share from the past week and a half but I’m going to enjoy a bit of time in London before I begin ticking through my to do list this weekend. 

I hope you enjoy this week’s edit and have a wonderful weekend!

The Weekly Edit 3.20.26

WHAT I DID THIS WEEK:

  • I spent the week in the West Country of England learning about the region and all it has to offer for En Route to Rêverie. The rolling hills, wild ponies, thatched cottages, moors and quaint pubs have all been extremely idyllic. I posted a little sneak peek over on Substack.
  • If you’re keen to see what some of our latest En Route to Rêverie clients have said, we shared recent testimonials this week. 
  • While in France, I experienced a truly exceptional hotel stay I shared HERE and HERE. I am still not over it. (Please be in touch with me if you’d like to book it through my travel company – I would love to tell you more about how to best do this stay!)
  • In Paris, I did a handful of scouting for clients, went to my favorite bi-annual antiques market (more on that coming soon!), had a few good meals, snuck in a visit to one of my favorite hidden gem museums and my friend Whitney and I also took time to goal set and brainstorm for our businesses. It was really fun and inspiring to do so with a fellow female business owner. (Here are my goal setting tips btw!)

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  1. Ronny says:

    I live in the Southwest. Please tell people coming from the US that driving down here would be a mistake. We drive on the opposite side of the road and much of the SW has single track lanes with passing spots. Things even for locals can get dicey. Take the train and stay in towns. If you crave visiting a place like the Eden project find a local service to take you.

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