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eating this : breakfast sando
another breakfast recipe? hell yeah. i love me some breakfast.
BREAKFAST SANDO
(for two)2 english muffins
2 eggs
1 avocado
1/4 lb thinly sliced prosciutto
kosher salt + cracked pepper
butter, mayo or aioli (i used garlic aioli)toast the english muffins while frying two eggs in a small pan. while they’re frying, chop up the avocado and in another pan, quickly heat up the prosciutto. don’t cook it like bacon, just heat it a little. spread butter or aioli on one side of the english muffin and compile that beast.
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payday wishlist : for cat lovers
yes. i’m a cat person and i’m proud of it now. and this is me embracing it.
ONE society6 black cat throw pillow TWO society6 sunset cat throw pillow THREE custom cat portraits on etsy! FOUR cat face ballet flats FIVE madewell cat ring SIX uo cats iphone case SEVEN cat needlepoint in my shop EIGHT forever21 cat graphic tee
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eyes + ears // 15
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roundup : patterned throw blankets
i am in the market for a soft cozy blanket that is comfy enough for me to cuddle with my ipad and also pretty enough that it can sit on the top of the couch because cats. i also don’t get these people that spend hundreds and hundreds on a damn throw blanket. i mean… it’s a throw blanket. some of these are more than i feel ok about spending.
THE BLANKETS
ROW ONE labyrinths alpaca wool throw / vintage faribault us navy blanket / jayson home ink ikat throw
ROW TWO cb2 sterling blanket / land of nod moose throw blanket / land’s end stripe fleece throw
ROW THREE hudson’s bay multistripe fleece throw / ethnic alpaca wool throw / city chenille throw
ROW FOUR amana herringbone blanket / us army virgin wool blanket / zarahome cap ferreat blanket
ROW FIVE west elm favorite throw / bocasa scirocco thermosoft blanket / jayson home provence throw -
roundup : patterned throw blankets
i am in the market for a soft cozy blanket that is comfy enough for me to cuddle with my ipad and also pretty enough that it can sit on the top of the couch because cats. i also don’t get these people that spend hundreds and hundreds on a damn throw blanket. i mean… it’s a throw blanket. some of these are more than i feel ok about spending.
THE BLANKETS
ROW ONE labyrinths alpaca wool throw / vintage faribault us navy blanket / jayson home ink ikat throw
ROW TWO cb2 sterling blanket / land of nod moose throw blanket / land’s end stripe fleece throw
ROW THREE hudson’s bay multistripe fleece throw / ethnic alpaca wool throw / city chenille throw
ROW FOUR amana herringbone blanket / us army virgin wool blanket / zarahome cap ferreat blanket
ROW FIVE west elm favorite throw / bocasa scirocco thermosoft blanket / jayson home provence throw -
chalkboard kitchen question mark
so yesterday i posted our kitchen. well, here is the other wall. we added EVEN MORE storage with this ikea billy bookcase with doors. its worked out pretty well because we keep all the ugly cooking stuff below. but there’s a big ol empty wall that’s been bothering me now.
not to mention the elbow height outlet. um why? why?!
i was thinking of a rail for pots and pans or some sort of pegboard ala julia child but that all sounds pretty clanky with the location of the fridge door.
maybe what it needs is… SOME CONTRAST!
you can see the wall from most of the living room, so i think a chalkboard wall would really pop in a nice way. and here is my deceivingly real chalkboard photoshopping.
now for some inspiration…
(images 1 // 2 // 3 // 4 // 5 )
so go for it? don’t do it? cute? yes?
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diy wraparound kitchen shelving
last time i posted about our kitchen, it looked really really bad. i don’t know who these people are that only need four cabinets, but i am not them people. as you can see from the photo, it looks like they went the cheap way with it and said it looked enough like a kitchen with the one wall cabinet and saved the money and left.
but here it is now! stuff everywhere!
in order to do shelving across the whole wall AND the corner and small wall on the side, we didn’t know how to go about it for cheap. we considered getting wood cut but the price and math and thickness worked out that we went with ikea lack shelves.
because of the weird lengths of our walls and ikeas three size options, we used three 74 3/4″ long lack shelves and six 11 3/4″ long lack shelves. meaning we had to use two tiny shelves instead of medium sized on the other wall.
here is the only process shot. it was a nightmare getting these to line up.
because the mounting hardware for the lack shelf is hidden in the back, it’s a matter of lining up the hardware versus where the shelf actually sits. so basically it’s too hard for the normal civilian. there was a lot of swearing happening.
where they all meet is good, it’s not perfect at all. i’m used to it now, but looking at these photos makes me cringe a tiny bit.
we were freaking out for the first few days that they’d just collapse so we put a couple of hopefully invisible brackets on the long shelves and painted them white.
and if there’s an earthquake, we’re fucked. i mean. when there’s an earthquake. ugh.
until then, i’m super happy.
yeah, those corners need some fixing.
also, where the hell do i put that gross microwave? i don’t feel like buying a new one. where do people put microwaves?!
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paula deen + oprah in slow-mo
ok prepare yourself. in slow motion, they’re really scary.
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paula deen + oprah in slow-mo
ok prepare yourself. in slow motion, they’re really scary.
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paula deen + oprah in slow-mo
ok prepare yourself. in slow motion, they’re really scary.