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7:30AM: I have a six-month-old so my mornings have totally shifted. I’ve been up since 5:30AM and excited to have a little me-time now. I’m hosting a yoga class for Orchard Mile. And by host… I don’t mean teach! However, I think it would be fun to someday get certified. Maybe in like ten years when I’m not so busy! It feels so good to stretch and set an intention for the day.

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9:00AM: I head into town to grab breakfast. What I love about the Vineyard is how laid back everything is. It’s not cool to drive around in a new, flashy car. These old Defenders are my favorite. My husband and I have a red 1966 International Scout and forest green Mini Moke which is so fun to bop around in.

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9:30AM: I stop by this really cute outdoor cafe called Behind the Bookstore to grab an avocado toast and an iced mint latte. The lattes are amazing. Whoever thought to put fresh mint in coffee is a genius. My daughter Chloe joins me before I have to split and my day gets crazy. I love being able to have her visit me throughout the day when I am in town.

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11:00AM: I pop by Tea Lane Farm to grab some flowers. Krishana Collins has an insanely gorgeous selection of wild flowers from her farm. You can get them every Wednesday and Saturday at the Farmer’s Market too.

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11:15AM: I love that I can quickly whip together my arrangement there on my own. It makes it so much more fun.

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12:30PM: Lunch time! I’m hosting some friends for the day, so I thought it would be apropos to put on a traditional Vineyard Clambake at my house. I had Jan Burnham of Kitchen Porch do the Clambake. Everything she does is farm (and sea!) to table. I love her traditional Wampanoag clam chowder, which is dairy free.

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2:30PM: We opened our first brick and mortar experience on the Vineyard with a summer long pop-up in downtown Edgartown. The store is basically “My Mile” brought to life. I hand-selected the brands and products that reflect the summer style on the Vineyard. I grew up in Squibnocket, which is up-island and very much in the country and on the beach, but now my husband and I have a house in Edgartown which is a little more formal, so the store reflects both styles. We have brands like Lemlem which is more up-island and Temperley London which is more down-island.

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3:30PM: I take the Chappy Ferry to go meet my friend at the Chappy Beach Club for a quick swim... and ride down the waterslide off the dock! Clearly we are still kids at heart! The ferry only takes about two minutes and is right in town. Anyone seen the new movie Chappaquiddick about Ted Kennedy?!

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5:30PM: Regardless of how busy I am, I try to be home every night to feed Chloe dinner, give her a bath and get her to bed. She just started eating solids and absolutely loves them. Tonight we are eating sweet potatoes. It’s such a fun moment together.

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