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M A K I N G: A cake bunting for our wedding. Well, I’m not making it yet but I plan to soon– with the help of this pretty inspiration here. Going all white though, of course!
D R I N K I N G: Coconut Water. I picked some up at Costco last time I was there and I am loving it. I bring one to school with me each day and drink it at some point when I’m feeling dehydrated. I never drink enough water while I’m teaching and I need to work on that.
W A N T I N G: This Brooklyn apartment. Oh my heavens. Maybe in my next life!
W A T C H I N G: House of Cards. And also, we started Alias and at first I don’t think either of us were very into it, but I feel like it’s starting to get good.
R E A D I N G: I just picked up this book about Venice from the library the other day and I’m excited to start reading. Also working my way through Yes Please and enjoying it very much.
L I S T E N I N G T O: A little bit of this, and a little bit of that. In the car I’ve been flipping through channels lately but at home I like to play WGBH radio. Listening to classical right now and they’ve got a great celtic radio series on Saturdays at 3:00 if you’re into that sort of thing. Turns out, I’ve recently discovered, that I totally am.
E A T I N G: Lots of soup. It’s still cold as ever here. My favorite this winter has been a simple butternut squash recipe. I make it almost every week and take it with me a few days for lunch. So good and easy: peel and cut a smallish butternut squash {I often get the pre-cut!}. Roast at about 400 degrees until soft {about 45 min- 1 hour or so}. Add squash to large pot {a lot of times I just throw it into the Vitamix!} and add one can of coconut milk and 1 apple then stir til smooth with a hand blender– we have this one. Salt and pepper to taste then enjoy!
W I S H I N G: Spring would hurry up and come soon. Daylight savings is this weekend so at least that’s a start!
E N J O Y I N G: The moon tonight. Have you seen it? It’s straight out of a storybook.
H O P I N G: We can get to Croatia for our honeymoon this summer. The planning seems daunting at this point, but also so exciting. I swear I could spend HOURS each night (and quite often do) googling/pinteresting “CROATIA” and sometimes I feel like I’ve made progress and a lot of time I feel like I haven’t. I tried to send out a call for help on instagram last night and got some great ideas so hopefully we’ll make some strides soon!
N E E D I N G: To find bridesmaid dresses that I love. I want each dress to be different which you think would be easy, but is actually proving to be harder than I thought! And I only need three! Looking for ivory and beautiful so if you come across anything like that send it my way!
F O L L O W I N G: elephantine // I have been reading Rachel’s blog for a little over a year now and love the simplicity throughout it all. She has wonderful book reveiws, gorgeous photography, and such a calm peaceful way about her. I am always so happy to see a post from her– sometimes her entries are only a couple of photos or a single sentence, but I enjoy them every time.
F E E L I N G: Tired. Such a long week! And March has no days off or long weekends so I guess I better get used to it– or train myself to get more sleep {I’m a night owl lately!}.
W E A R I N G: Still these boots all day eryday. I don’t think I’ve ever been so dedicated to a pair of shoes in my life.
B O O K M A R K I N G: This post. Forever and ever amen.
L O V I N G: THE WEEKEND! Cheers, everyone!
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Those boots are to die for! I LOVE THEM.
ahhh that apartment!!!
Alias! So many memories of watching that show in college – give it a few more episodes, it gets better. Or maybe I just love Bradley Cooper and Michael Vartan way too much! Also, I’ll have to look into the Venice book you mentioned. Perhaps you should take a peek at John Berendt’s The City of Fallen Angels, if you haven’t already. It’s great!
I love Alias! In college I wanted to be Sydney (but I’d be a terrible spy). I’m a fan of all the J.J. Abrams shows I’ve watched, and that was the first. Then came LOST and Fringe (which might be my favorite, if I was forced to choose). And I echo your wish for spring, although I want just two more inches of snow, just to break the winter snowfall record (we’re so close!).
Alias is top five best shows of all time. Keep at it and you wont be sorry.