Since I have to post something today and my brain is rebelling against me right now, I'll add some items to my favorite things. I know this is not even close to entertaining or insightful or anything anyone would want to read, but it's all I can muster. Sorry.
Liberté Méditerranée Yogurt - Some crazy guy accosted me when I was buying other yogurt at Whole Foods and told me I had to try this yogurt. Maybe I tried it to appease him (best to avoid pissing off crazy people) and make him go away, but he was right. It may not be low-fat, but it is amazingly delicious. I think the lemon flavor is my favorite. SO good.
Franco Sarto Shoes - Don't bother trying to look them up online because for some reason the ones they list online are mostly ugly. But the ones I have in real life are totally cute AND comfortable... which is difficult for shoes with high heels. Plus I love that they sell them at Famous Footwear so I can usually score a pair, regularly priced at least $80, for around $20 with discounts and coupons.
Half-and-half - In my original favorite things post I talked about coffee, but since I can't really drink coffee without half-and-half, I think it deserves a spot as well. I drink my coffee with only cream, no sugar. Yum. I wish I had some right now.
Facebook - Apparently (according to several articles I've seen lately) Facebook is becoming outdated and for old people, but I really don't care. I hate to talk on the phone, so I love that I can keep up with people and what is going on with them via Facebook. Oh... and I'm old so I guess it's okay.
Homegrown Tomatoes - We planted a tiny garden this year, which included three tomato plants. I love tomatoes anyway, but homegrown tomatoes are about a million times better than the ones you can buy at the store. They are so good and I could eat them every day. Delicious.
Okay. That is enough for now. I'll try for something better tomorrow.
You've inspired me. We should all do a "Favorite Things Friday" blog. Kind of like the "Not Me Monday" blog thing.
ReplyDeleteI think we are the "old" people on Facebook, Trischa. It's difficult to think of ourselves that way, but I realized after a semester of teaching that I wasn't cool anymore.
ReplyDeleteBut I do agree with you about Facebook. I don't care that it brands me as an "old-head"; I also hate talking on the phone and think that this is a great way for a socially inept woman to keep in touch with people.
I also agree on the tomato front, but I don't have enough of a backyard for that. Although sometimes my co-workers will leave free homegrown cherry tomatoes in the lunch room, so I haven't gone completely without.