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Jan 12, 2011
Jan 5, 2011
Weekly Eye Candy
Weekly Eye Candy is a series on Ooh! Piece of Candy! that will run every Wednesday or Thursday evening each week. What follows are the things that caught my eye this week. Hope you enjoy!
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Minx Shop as seen on Going Home To Roost
This house tour on Apartment Therapy
Woman's best friend
Pistachio Crusted Raspberry Cheesecake
The Black Keys "Everlasting Light"
Tape Measure Bracelet
xoxo-Kimberly
Jan 1, 2011
always green in my house
Are you getting tired of all of my lengthy posts? Maybe you'd rather just look at images than read, read, read. Well, I can appeal to that. In fact, I've got the most delicious eye candy for you to look at.
Isn't that fantastic? The Moroccan pouf, the greens and purples with that pop of white. It all blends into a lovely oasis, don't you think? The wall mural is especially stunning. I think that's what I need. That way, it wouldn't matter if it was cold and snowy outside, it would always been green inside!!
xoxo-Kimberly
Isn't that fantastic? The Moroccan pouf, the greens and purples with that pop of white. It all blends into a lovely oasis, don't you think? The wall mural is especially stunning. I think that's what I need. That way, it wouldn't matter if it was cold and snowy outside, it would always been green inside!!
xoxo-Kimberly
First Day
I just wanted to pop in and say hello on this very first day of 2011. I love it. Even though it's just Saturday, which follows Friday and precedes Sunday just like every week, it still feels like something new and different- a fresh start, with Monday bringing new things. It really is awesome putting that new calendar up on the wall, isn't it?
So I waxed my eyebrows today. Yes, that's right. I waxed my eyebrows. I couldn't take it anymore. I was feeling like a sasquatch. Knowing that it might be a couple weeks before I could meet up with one of my sisters and have them do it for me, I decided to do it myself. So I bought some microwavable wax (Gigi brand if you're wondering,) watched a Youtube tutorial and went for it. I still have both my eyebrows so I think it went well. Looking in the mirror is much less scary now. It's really awesome how waxed eyebrows can feel like a fresh start too, isn't it? haha.
I also decided to do some much needed purging...from my closet. I took every single item of clothing out and laid it on the bed. Then I divided it into items that I wear on a regular basis and items that I rarely wear. After that, I counted it all and did a little math. According to my inventory, I was only regularly wearing 56% of the clothing I had in my closet. The other half was just hanging in there taking up ridiculous amounts of space.
I knew it was time to take action- I was holding on to a lot of those things just because I thought that someday I might wear it. But several of those items of clothing hadn't been worn in two or three years. So I decided it was time to simplify and donate the clothing that was just taking up valuable space.
I mean, it's just plain crazy to have 54 tank tops hanging in your closet and only be wearing 23 of them on a regular basis (yes, I had 54 tank tops.)
So anyway, my closet looks great now and I feel so relieved to be rid of all that extra crap. The next thing I need to tackle is my shoe cave. I have so many heels that I never wear in there. They're really cute, but not practical for my day to day routine. Maybe I'll give them away. First I have to come to terms with parting with them. Anyone want some cute heels?
Anyway, I think I'm ready for Monday. This week has been awesome but it's time to get back in the swing of things.
xoxo-Kimberly
So I waxed my eyebrows today. Yes, that's right. I waxed my eyebrows. I couldn't take it anymore. I was feeling like a sasquatch. Knowing that it might be a couple weeks before I could meet up with one of my sisters and have them do it for me, I decided to do it myself. So I bought some microwavable wax (Gigi brand if you're wondering,) watched a Youtube tutorial and went for it. I still have both my eyebrows so I think it went well. Looking in the mirror is much less scary now. It's really awesome how waxed eyebrows can feel like a fresh start too, isn't it? haha.
I also decided to do some much needed purging...from my closet. I took every single item of clothing out and laid it on the bed. Then I divided it into items that I wear on a regular basis and items that I rarely wear. After that, I counted it all and did a little math. According to my inventory, I was only regularly wearing 56% of the clothing I had in my closet. The other half was just hanging in there taking up ridiculous amounts of space.
I knew it was time to take action- I was holding on to a lot of those things just because I thought that someday I might wear it. But several of those items of clothing hadn't been worn in two or three years. So I decided it was time to simplify and donate the clothing that was just taking up valuable space.
I mean, it's just plain crazy to have 54 tank tops hanging in your closet and only be wearing 23 of them on a regular basis (yes, I had 54 tank tops.)
So anyway, my closet looks great now and I feel so relieved to be rid of all that extra crap. The next thing I need to tackle is my shoe cave. I have so many heels that I never wear in there. They're really cute, but not practical for my day to day routine. Maybe I'll give them away. First I have to come to terms with parting with them. Anyone want some cute heels?
Anyway, I think I'm ready for Monday. This week has been awesome but it's time to get back in the swing of things.
xoxo-Kimberly
Dec 31, 2010
Happy New Year
Andy and I are celebrating at home with a delicious array of yummy foods and a movie. We may even get ambitious and start the puzzle that I picked up today while I was out for a little 'me time.' That pedicure was just what I needed. I also picked up a darling little trench coat with lace cuffs at the Charlotte Russe after Christmas sale. I've been searching for the perfect trench for so long. Successful day, I think. I can't believe it's the last day of 2010. So strange how fast time goes. School starts back up again on Monday. I'm ready, but then again, I'm not. Well, cest le vie!
May 2011 be everything you hope for and more.
xoxo-Kimberly
xoxo-Kimberly
Dec 30, 2010
2011 Goals
As I said before, I don't typically make New Years Resolutions. But that's just because I'm superstitious about it. It almost makes me feel like I'm jinxing my goals if I make them at New Year's. But what the heck. I'm going to give it a go this year and see what happens.
Without further ado, I present:
1. Complete the rest of the credit's for my bachelor's minus my senior seminar which I'll save for January of 2012.
2. Read five new books of my choice. I know this doesn't sound like much, but it's hard to get any pleasure reading in when you're a full time student. (One of my classes this semester has six required texts-yikes!)
3. Finish my spreadsheet and research on my chosen grad schools and narrow it down to the top three choices.
4. Finish the new Master bedroom and get everything moved in there. This includes coming up with a functional and organized closet plan that works for Andy and I (and our shoes.)
5. Put together a comfortable guest room so I can finally feel at ease having friends and family stay overnight.
6. Maintain the budget plan that I have followed this year but be better at reconciling it weekly.
7. Clean and organize the basement and all the accumulating random stuff that is just laying around down there.
8. Set up a weekly schedule for homework and study and stick to it. No more procrastinating.
9. Walk/take Ash to the park twice per week at a minimum. Boy do I get lazy.
10. Double emergency fund. I dipped in to this for Christmas so I'd like to get it back to where I had it as well as double it by the end of the year.
11. Pay off GL student loan. I'm close on this one so hopefully I'll even be able to get cracking on the other student loan I have. I got a small scholarship for this semester so that should help a bit.
12. Remove my makeup and wash my face before bed every night. I don't know why this is so hard for me to do, especially because I wake up feeling so much better and refreshed when I take the time for it.
13. Try one new recipe per month. I wish I could do more, but it's hard finding the time or energy to really cook during the week.
14. Continue my dance lessons and work out on my own one additional night per week.
15. Do one thing off my projects list every weekend.
16. Complete the wedding plans and then enjoy the fruits of my labor!!
So that's it. What is your number 1 goal for 2011?
xoxo-Kimberly
Without further ado, I present:
Kim's 2011 New Year's Resolutions
1. Complete the rest of the credit's for my bachelor's minus my senior seminar which I'll save for January of 2012.
2. Read five new books of my choice. I know this doesn't sound like much, but it's hard to get any pleasure reading in when you're a full time student. (One of my classes this semester has six required texts-yikes!)
3. Finish my spreadsheet and research on my chosen grad schools and narrow it down to the top three choices.
4. Finish the new Master bedroom and get everything moved in there. This includes coming up with a functional and organized closet plan that works for Andy and I (and our shoes.)
5. Put together a comfortable guest room so I can finally feel at ease having friends and family stay overnight.
6. Maintain the budget plan that I have followed this year but be better at reconciling it weekly.
7. Clean and organize the basement and all the accumulating random stuff that is just laying around down there.
8. Set up a weekly schedule for homework and study and stick to it. No more procrastinating.
9. Walk/take Ash to the park twice per week at a minimum. Boy do I get lazy.
10. Double emergency fund. I dipped in to this for Christmas so I'd like to get it back to where I had it as well as double it by the end of the year.
11. Pay off GL student loan. I'm close on this one so hopefully I'll even be able to get cracking on the other student loan I have. I got a small scholarship for this semester so that should help a bit.
12. Remove my makeup and wash my face before bed every night. I don't know why this is so hard for me to do, especially because I wake up feeling so much better and refreshed when I take the time for it.
13. Try one new recipe per month. I wish I could do more, but it's hard finding the time or energy to really cook during the week.
14. Continue my dance lessons and work out on my own one additional night per week.
15. Do one thing off my projects list every weekend.
16. Complete the wedding plans and then enjoy the fruits of my labor!!
So that's it. What is your number 1 goal for 2011?
xoxo-Kimberly
Dec 29, 2010
2010 in questions
Recap from Kim at PCL.
I have to say that 2010 was a pretty good year for me. I thought I'd participate in this little recap survey to sum it all up.
1. What did you do in 2010 that you’d never done before?Went to Washington DC and did all the touristy things. Love, loved it. I want to go again.
2. Did you keep your New Years’ resolutions, and will you make more for next year?
I actually don't make any New Year's resolutions. You'd think it'd be the perfect excuse for this list/goal/accomplishment obsessed girl to have some fun but it's just something I don't do.
3. What countries did you visit?
America. Let's hope the honeymoon will bring something a little more exciting next year.
4. What would you like to have in 2011 that you lacked in 2010?
I'd like to have an organized basement. A nice office and guest room. A gray couch & armchair. A kitchen floor. A new master bedroom. Peonies in the yard. A new front door and dark shutters instead of white.
5. What date from 2010 will remain etched upon your memory?
May 16.
6. What was your biggest achievement of the year?
Get my new job in special collections and getting my associates degree.
7. What was your biggest failure?
B- in History of England. Ugh.
8. Did you suffer illness or injury?
Bruised up my arm in a car accident.
9. What was the best thing you bought?
My wedding dress. Can't wait to wear it.
10. Whose behavior merited celebration?
Lindsey's
11. Whose behavior made you appalled and depressed?
Genny's and a couple other people.
12. What did you get really, really, really excited about?
Planning a wedding, getting my new job, being so close to graduating, finishing my first crossword without any help from Andy.
13. What song will always remind you of 2010?
I can't think of one particular song but I've been listening to a lot of dance music these days. It seems that last year it was all about dreamy stuff from Sia and Bon Iver.
14. Compared to this time last year, are you happier or sadder?
I've gotten progressively happier over the last five years as things start moving in the right direction, so I'd say I feel happier this year.
15. What do you wish you’d done more of?
I wish I had gone to the gym more. I wish I had read more. I wish I had gone camping more.
16. What do you wish you’d done less of?
Homework. Although, I didn't really have a choice on that one.
17. How will you be spending Christmas?
It's over but we spent it with family.
18. Did you fall in love in 2010?
No.
19. Do you hate anyone now that you didn’t hate this time last year?
Nope. Still hate the same people I hated last year. ;)
20. What was the best book you read?
Can't pick just one. The Hunger Games Trilogy and The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo Trilogy
21. What was your greatest musical discovery?
Kinda fell in love with Michael Grimm's sound and got hooked on Glee.
22. What did you want and get?
I wanted Andy to ask me to marry him.
23. What did you want and not get?
The house remodels to be complete. The honeymoon to be booked. The truck to be sold. New couch and chair.
24. What did you do on your birthday, and how old were you?
I was 29 on March 1. It was kind of a let down. I'm hoping that this year will be much better.
25. What one thing would have made your year immeasurably more satisfying?
If I had graduated, moved out of state and been accepted to grad school.
26. How would you describe your personal fashion concept in 2010?
Evolving. I've spent much of the year wishing I could wear my heels again and being sad that it's not really practical to wear heels while walking around campus. I gave in to the skinny jean craze and was surprised to find that I love them. I've let my hair grow longer than it's ever been. I bought my first pair of Toms.
27. What kept you sane?
Andrew's patience, cuddles from the animals, Miss H, books, music, blogging.
28. Which celebrity/public figure did you fancy the most?
None.
29. Who was the best new person you met?
The girls I work with in the library.
xoxo-Kimberly
I have to say that 2010 was a pretty good year for me. I thought I'd participate in this little recap survey to sum it all up.
1. What did you do in 2010 that you’d never done before?Went to Washington DC and did all the touristy things. Love, loved it. I want to go again.
2. Did you keep your New Years’ resolutions, and will you make more for next year?
I actually don't make any New Year's resolutions. You'd think it'd be the perfect excuse for this list/goal/accomplishment obsessed girl to have some fun but it's just something I don't do.
3. What countries did you visit?
America. Let's hope the honeymoon will bring something a little more exciting next year.
4. What would you like to have in 2011 that you lacked in 2010?
I'd like to have an organized basement. A nice office and guest room. A gray couch & armchair. A kitchen floor. A new master bedroom. Peonies in the yard. A new front door and dark shutters instead of white.
5. What date from 2010 will remain etched upon your memory?
May 16.
6. What was your biggest achievement of the year?
Get my new job in special collections and getting my associates degree.
7. What was your biggest failure?
B- in History of England. Ugh.
8. Did you suffer illness or injury?
Bruised up my arm in a car accident.
9. What was the best thing you bought?
My wedding dress. Can't wait to wear it.
10. Whose behavior merited celebration?
Lindsey's
11. Whose behavior made you appalled and depressed?
Genny's and a couple other people.
12. What did you get really, really, really excited about?
Planning a wedding, getting my new job, being so close to graduating, finishing my first crossword without any help from Andy.
13. What song will always remind you of 2010?
I can't think of one particular song but I've been listening to a lot of dance music these days. It seems that last year it was all about dreamy stuff from Sia and Bon Iver.
14. Compared to this time last year, are you happier or sadder?
I've gotten progressively happier over the last five years as things start moving in the right direction, so I'd say I feel happier this year.
15. What do you wish you’d done more of?
I wish I had gone to the gym more. I wish I had read more. I wish I had gone camping more.
16. What do you wish you’d done less of?
Homework. Although, I didn't really have a choice on that one.
17. How will you be spending Christmas?
It's over but we spent it with family.
18. Did you fall in love in 2010?
No.
19. Do you hate anyone now that you didn’t hate this time last year?
Nope. Still hate the same people I hated last year. ;)
20. What was the best book you read?
Can't pick just one. The Hunger Games Trilogy and The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo Trilogy
21. What was your greatest musical discovery?
Kinda fell in love with Michael Grimm's sound and got hooked on Glee.
22. What did you want and get?
I wanted Andy to ask me to marry him.
23. What did you want and not get?
The house remodels to be complete. The honeymoon to be booked. The truck to be sold. New couch and chair.
24. What did you do on your birthday, and how old were you?
I was 29 on March 1. It was kind of a let down. I'm hoping that this year will be much better.
25. What one thing would have made your year immeasurably more satisfying?
If I had graduated, moved out of state and been accepted to grad school.
26. How would you describe your personal fashion concept in 2010?
Evolving. I've spent much of the year wishing I could wear my heels again and being sad that it's not really practical to wear heels while walking around campus. I gave in to the skinny jean craze and was surprised to find that I love them. I've let my hair grow longer than it's ever been. I bought my first pair of Toms.
27. What kept you sane?
Andrew's patience, cuddles from the animals, Miss H, books, music, blogging.
28. Which celebrity/public figure did you fancy the most?
None.
29. Who was the best new person you met?
The girls I work with in the library.
xoxo-Kimberly
Dec 28, 2010
Dec 27, 2010
dull
Winter is just not my thing. It depresses me to see everything so gray and dead. I miss the vibrant colors of summer. Every year the cold weather does a number on my emotions.
linen and lavendar
linen and lavender
linen and lavender
linen and lavendar
linen and lavender
linen and lavender
marie claire
I can barely stand it. I need to get back to being busy so I can have something to distract me. The last few days at home have found me staring sadly out the window wishing for bike riding weather.
xoxo-Kimberly
xoxo-Kimberly
Dec 23, 2010
for you
I think I'll be checking out for the next few days, but before I do I thought I'd leave you with some cozy Christmas images.
images via Love Nordic
Happy Holidays!
xoxo-Kimberly
Dec 22, 2010
Something blue
1. Tiny wall art
2. Handbag
3. Keyhole flats
4. Recycled Security Envelope Coasters
xoxo-Kimberly
Dec 21, 2010
Future Self
Reverb 21
"Future Self. Imagine yourself five years from now. What advice would you give your current self for the year ahead? (Bonus: Write a note to yourself 10 years ago. What would you tell your younger self?)"
"Future Self. Imagine yourself five years from now. What advice would you give your current self for the year ahead? (Bonus: Write a note to yourself 10 years ago. What would you tell your younger self?)"
It's been about a week since I responded to any of the Reverb prompts. I thought I'd check back in and try to answer the last few.
The advice I'd give to myself for the next five years would be all about taking chances and not letting things hold me back. Over the next five years I'm certain my life will change drastically. Andy and I will have a lot of serious choices to make and I don't want fear of the unknown to stop us from taking chances. I don't want us to stick to our comfort zone just because it feels safe.
As far as writing a letter to myself, I did that here. Now, I'm off to wrap some presents.
xoxo-Kimberly
The advice I'd give to myself for the next five years would be all about taking chances and not letting things hold me back. Over the next five years I'm certain my life will change drastically. Andy and I will have a lot of serious choices to make and I don't want fear of the unknown to stop us from taking chances. I don't want us to stick to our comfort zone just because it feels safe.
As far as writing a letter to myself, I did that here. Now, I'm off to wrap some presents.
xoxo-Kimberly
Thank you
Yesterday Andy and I spent the night watching The Muppet Christmas Carol and relaxing. I can't believe Christmas is just days away. Time goes so quickly-especially when you're busy. This week will be the busiest yet. Projects to finish at work, family Christmas parties, my sister's birthday and lots of fun planned. I'm excited for it all.
When I left the house for work this morning, there was just a light dusting of snow on the ground. It looked so pretty and it gave me the happiest feeling.
Since I didn't do this at Thanksgiving, I thought now would be the perfect time. As the year comes to an end, there are so many things that I have to be thankful for.
-I'm thankful for Andrew. I can't imagine my life without him. He is the most patient and loving man I've ever known. He puts up with my quirks, loves my Ashland and Mauney, and makes every day better than the one before.
-I'm thankful for my family who are always there for me at the drop of a hat, if I need them. We have each others backs and through the years we've been shoulders for each other to lean on. I'm thankful for all my mom did as we were growing up to give us all the amazing opportunities we had. I'm thankful that she realized the importance of family vacations once a year, holiday traditions, and teaching us to be each others biggest cheerleaders. I'm thankful for my sisters. Growing up with them was amazing fun and I'm grateful that we got to share so much.
-I'm thankful for Andy's parents who treat me as if I was their own kid. I'm grateful for his dad who really seems to 'get' me. I'm thankful for his mom and how I know I can call her any time, whenever I need to chat. I'm thankful that when I go to their home I feel just as comfortable and welcome as if I was at my mom's house. I'm grateful that they've welcomed me into their family with open arms and never once judged me. I'm thankful for Andy's brother's- Corey who is always willing to watch the animals when we go out of town and who puts up with Mauney's vendetta against him and tells me thank you when I make dinner and Bret for always being so nice to me whenever we are all together and thinking to personally invite me to the family camp out.
-I'm thankful for Heather, Andrea, Stephanie, Erin, and Dana who have proven to be true friends and have stuck by me and make an effort to keep in touch. I'm thankful for lunch dates and facebook messages and packages and phone calls that remind me what great friends I have.
-I'm thankful for the chance to finish school and for everyone's support and encouragement in accomplishing this goal.
-I'm thankful for a good job that challenges me and a boss who sees my potential and gives me the opportunity to learn more.
-I'm thankful for this blog that really allows me to be myself. I'm thankful for all of my bloggie friends who keep in touch and care what's going on in my life. I'm thankful for all of the other blogs that I read that inspire me and spur my creativity on a daily basis.
And I'm thankful to be moving into 2011 and starting new adventures. I wish you all the best this holiday season. May 2011 bring good things to you and yours. Much love.
xoxo-Kimberly
When I left the house for work this morning, there was just a light dusting of snow on the ground. It looked so pretty and it gave me the happiest feeling.
Since I didn't do this at Thanksgiving, I thought now would be the perfect time. As the year comes to an end, there are so many things that I have to be thankful for.
-I'm thankful for Andrew. I can't imagine my life without him. He is the most patient and loving man I've ever known. He puts up with my quirks, loves my Ashland and Mauney, and makes every day better than the one before.
-I'm thankful for my family who are always there for me at the drop of a hat, if I need them. We have each others backs and through the years we've been shoulders for each other to lean on. I'm thankful for all my mom did as we were growing up to give us all the amazing opportunities we had. I'm thankful that she realized the importance of family vacations once a year, holiday traditions, and teaching us to be each others biggest cheerleaders. I'm thankful for my sisters. Growing up with them was amazing fun and I'm grateful that we got to share so much.
-I'm thankful for Andy's parents who treat me as if I was their own kid. I'm grateful for his dad who really seems to 'get' me. I'm thankful for his mom and how I know I can call her any time, whenever I need to chat. I'm thankful that when I go to their home I feel just as comfortable and welcome as if I was at my mom's house. I'm grateful that they've welcomed me into their family with open arms and never once judged me. I'm thankful for Andy's brother's- Corey who is always willing to watch the animals when we go out of town and who puts up with Mauney's vendetta against him and tells me thank you when I make dinner and Bret for always being so nice to me whenever we are all together and thinking to personally invite me to the family camp out.
-I'm thankful for Heather, Andrea, Stephanie, Erin, and Dana who have proven to be true friends and have stuck by me and make an effort to keep in touch. I'm thankful for lunch dates and facebook messages and packages and phone calls that remind me what great friends I have.
-I'm thankful for the chance to finish school and for everyone's support and encouragement in accomplishing this goal.
-I'm thankful for a good job that challenges me and a boss who sees my potential and gives me the opportunity to learn more.
-I'm thankful for this blog that really allows me to be myself. I'm thankful for all of my bloggie friends who keep in touch and care what's going on in my life. I'm thankful for all of the other blogs that I read that inspire me and spur my creativity on a daily basis.
And I'm thankful to be moving into 2011 and starting new adventures. I wish you all the best this holiday season. May 2011 bring good things to you and yours. Much love.
xoxo-Kimberly
Dec 19, 2010
From 'meh' to yeah! Someday.
If Andy and I ever get the kitchen remodel finished, then we'll go back to working on the bedroom remodel. And if we ever get the bedroom remodel finished then I'd like to tackle the living room.
Right now our living room is 'meh' at best. It's seriously lacking. Our couches are comfortable and in good shape, but they don't fit the space-especially now that we've knocked out the wall between the living room and the kitchen. Also, while I typically love green, it's just not the right match for what we envisioned.
I've been playing around with some ideas and this is what I came up with.
What do you think?
xoxo-Kimberly
Right now our living room is 'meh' at best. It's seriously lacking. Our couches are comfortable and in good shape, but they don't fit the space-especially now that we've knocked out the wall between the living room and the kitchen. Also, while I typically love green, it's just not the right match for what we envisioned.
I've been playing around with some ideas and this is what I came up with.
(CLICK)
Both Andy and I are sold on the gray couch so I tried to work around that. It's just an idea of course, and will most likely change, but I had fun dreaming of having a living room that fit our style and personality a little better. This is something we'll have to work our way towards.What do you think?
xoxo-Kimberly
Dec 17, 2010
Just what I needed
The other day, when my sister Jen came to visit, I was complaining to her that I couldn't find a cute wreath for my front door. Little did I know that my mom and Jen were actually in the process of making a wreath for me! What a great surprise. Isn't it cute?
I think Jen said they made five of these wreaths. It took them a couple of days to complete them as it required cutting out quite a few circles of burlap and cute fabric. I'm so lucky that one was for me! Now my front door can have some Christmas cheer.
I think Jen said they made five of these wreaths. It took them a couple of days to complete them as it required cutting out quite a few circles of burlap and cute fabric. I'm so lucky that one was for me! Now my front door can have some Christmas cheer.
xoxo-Kimberly
Dec 15, 2010
Wednesday *Christmas* Wishlist-on a Thursday
I've had my eye on this sweater for awhile now.
Wouldn't mind a reason to spend more time at Barnes & Noble
These earrings. Love them.
One of my favorite perfumes from Clinique-Heart.
This clock would be awesome.
This houndstooth purse would be perfect!
Love this print!
What's on your wishlist this year?
xoxo-Kimberly
Dec 13, 2010
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