This Little Thing Called Pinterest.

Pinterest has to be one of the

greatest inventions, ever!

I often find myself thinking,

"man, today has been stressful,

I've got to go Pinterest some of it off"

Ha! Crazy girl.

Anywho, I decided to

bring a few of my favorite finds so far

this week, or 'must tries', for your viewing pleasure.

[1] this print sums up my mood perfectly right now.

[2] this hair tutorial is a must try for when summer nights + straightening

do not mix.

[3] honey-lime tilapia. 'nuff said.

[4] i may or may not gaze longingly into this picture.

have they not invented teleportation yet?

[1]; [2]; [3]; [4]

Follow me on Pinterest here!



Good Food, Good Pottery.

So I'm on the last leg of my

spring break trip (that was over a month ago)

-whew!

We stayed local, in Statesboro, where

there is my favorite sub shop, Larry's,

and then we decided to hit up a pottery shop

and it was a blasty-blast!

This may look like 'just a sammich' to y'all, but

no. I dream about Larry's, it's that ridiculous.

And that would be my plate :)

A wonderful day, followed by a (not so 3D)

showing of The Lorax.

And that would be spring break 2012!

I'll try to tone it down with the pictures next time......



Fuel for the Week.

I'll admit, since Thursday was my birthday, I

skipped class on Thursday (and requested off work for the week).

So this Monday I'm a little bitter!

Can we make this day a little better?

The Head and the Heart - Lost in my Mind

Handbags happen to be one of my weeknesses.

And FYI there is a handbags.com

So.....problem solved! Like this satchel,

that also comes in a variety of colors.

Large bags like the one first listed are nice, but

 I do find myself moving towards smaller options

these days. And this colorful wristlet from 

Ann Taylor seems perfect!

Los Poblanos is an organic farm/inn a few miles

from Albuquerque that has a multitude of goodies

such as soaps, lotions, and solves. Plus, the adorable packaging

was the first thing I bought.

The prints from Black Baroque fits my style perfectly.

All whimsy, color, and antique mixed into one fine print.

Have a lovely day!



St. Simons Island.

Alright. So our next stop is to St. Simons Island.

This island is where I spent most of my childhood

because it is a little more developed than Jekyll Island.

We had to make a trip to the pier, to see the new shops

and well, the pier.

I'll have you know this is where my sister met her husband.

Yep.

Oh let me just say this: I hate spicy food.

I was just so happy to be with family that I ordered

something called the 'bang bang shrimp'

ok kids, don't ever order something just because it has a cool name.



An Old House.

Mmmmmkay.

So our last spot on Jekyll Island has

come to an end, visiting the Horton House,

which was one of the first settlements on the island.

After a while, she just starts ignoring me....

And this one as well was tired of "all the pictures"

Next stop, St. Simons Island!



Let's Continue My Spring Break Journey.

Alllllrighty, so the next stop

on our spring break journey was

down to Jekyll Island, GA.

It wasn't too bright or stormy,

just quiet and calm. I have many fond

childhood memories of these islands, and it was

nice to go back and have those memories resurface as in fact,

 positive ones.

And a jellyfish to end part 1 :)



The Lady and Sons.

In my journey through Savannah,

we ended it at Paula Deen's retaurant,

The Lady and Sons. I mean, the woman

is pretty much the first lady of the south. And after

21 years here as a southerner, I finally got a seat!

So here are the final moments in my little Savannah outing.

These are the flowers my Nanny had growing all around

her house when I was a little girl. I thought it nice of her

to pop up in our visit :)

Oh Paula. Best Hoecakes of my life!!!