Five for Friday: This, this, this.
1. This game
I downloaded "Dots" earlier in the week, and it's safe to say it's quickly becoming a fave. It's so easy & mind-numbing for moments when I just have a few minutes to kill. I don't even think I've played Candy Crush one time this week... that's saying a lot! #firstworldproblems
2. This card
Got this card in the mail from my favorite uncle with a sweet note inside saying "there's no place like home!" - truer words never spoken. I feel more and more like this house is home with every day that passes.
3. This picture
I Instagram'd this yesterday, but I'm still loving it. A great memory (or non-memory...) of tailgating with some of my favorite people several years ago (2007, yikes!). This was the annual Orange Effect game, and also the weekend that my sorority grand-big / dear friend got engaged! I got to play a role in the engagement set-up, and it was such a fun weekend. I miss college!
4. This method
I bought approximately 734 lbs of meat "club pack"-style from Wegmans on Sunday, and C and I spent a little while dividing it all up into freezer bags to store. It is dirt-cheap to buy meat (ground beef, ground turkey, Italian sausage...) in bulk, and all it takes is a little effort to split it into the right sizes of portions (usually 1 lb / baggie so we can make dinner + leftovers). Highly recommend this budget-saver!
5. This wall art
I ordered canvas prints of several Instagram pictures from
CanvasPop to use in our master bathroom, and I am in LOVE with how they turned out. Two pics from OBX and two from the lake house - I think they are perfect with the gray walls and the sunlight that comes in. I am so pleased with how they turned out & the quality of the canvases - will definitely order from CanvasPop again!
(No compensation here, just love the products!)
BONUS #6. This post
The
Blogtember prompt for today is to write about a time when you were afraid... well, let's see, based off of the list in this post, I'd say... ohhh.... my entire childhood. It's fine. #fraidycat
2 comments :
Love the wall canvas. They look professional. And have you considered a vacuum sealer? They work pretty well, and the food lasts longer than with normal Ziploc bags.
We are Costco members too but those huge mega packs of meat are so intimidating! I'll have to give it a shot and portion them out like that.
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