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Thursday, October 30, 2014

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MOVIE: Father of the Bride 
                I’ve seen this movie too many times to count, but I never ever tire of it. I’m a daddy’s girl, and it gets me every time. I can only imagine how many more happy tears I will shed when I’m actually getting married! It’s funny, sweet, and charming.

STORE: HomeGoods

 I quite literally give myself an allowance of trips to HomeGoods because I know I will find the perfect dish towels or throw pillow or knick knack for a gift and spend all my monies. Oh, and it’s on sale? I’ll take three.

DESSERT: Chocolate Milkshake or Mom’s Chocolate Chip Cookies

                I don’t need four mix-ins. Just gimme a chocolate shake. I’m a chocoholic like my momma. Her cookies beat out any dessert ever, though. Seriously, ask anybody who’s ever lived near us—she’s famous for those babies.

SPORT: Basketball (is it March yet?)
^A senior picture.^
                March Madness Day is held annually with some of my very favorite people. We forget our lives for a day, all responsibilities are set aside, and we sit in the same spot for hours watching day one of the tournament. The night before, there’s dinner at a mediocre, 24-hr diner with credit card roulette (thanks Daniel!). I’m telling you, it’s as happy as a holiday. I love this game.

TV SHOW: Barefoot Contessa
This show on the food network is done by the wonderful Ina Garten. If I could meet one celebrity of my choice, I would meet her. Even before meeting Henry Cavill (AKA man of steel), so yeah, I really do love her. Her blissful life in the Hamptons makes me giddy. The linen button-downs with the collar popped…the same haircut all these years…”how bad can that be?”…the fresh floral arrangements from one of her many connected friends…Jeffrey…her tablescapes…swoon. I love it all so much.

RESTAURANT: Chipotle

                Ask anybody that’s been out to eat with me…Chipotle is always an option. It’s consistently delicious. Hats off to you, my friends.

MUSIC: Country

                George Strait, Alan Jackson, Martina McBride, Faith Hill, Tim McGraw, Keith Urban, Kenny Chesney (his old stuff), and so many more. These songs have real meaning, the artist is an actual musician who doesn’t need autotune, and an acoustic guitar just melts me. Gah. I mean, just listen to I Lost It by Kenny Chesney. If you don’t at least grin or "aww" or something you have no heart. Go see a doctor.


What are your some of your favorite things? (Raindrops on roses is obviously an acceptable answer around here.)


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