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Good morning! I hope you are off to a great weekend. Hopefully you slept in this morning and are reading in bed while sipping your favorite beverage.
I always relax in bed on Saturday, I read my book or the news and savor a cup of cocoa. Then I am ready to start the day. Today I am off to look at some new furniture and do a few errands before coming home to clean a few closets.
I was at Williams Sonoma this week checking out the holiday things and I discovered this “new to me” Mulled Cider lotion and soap.
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Isn’t this Fall throw from Pier One gorgeous?
Yesterday I share the acorn lights so I thought I would share the pine cone lights lights as well. I think they would be great for Fall or Winter!
I love cookbooks and while looking on Amazon for a new cookbook I found The Comfort Food Diaries. I cannot wait to read this.
Pizza is my all time favorite food, seriously I could eat it everyday. I read about Emily the cookbook in the New York Times this past week and cannot wait until it comes out. The book contains 100 pizza, burgers and more recipes from the two restaurants of Emily and Matthew Hyland.
And last but not least….
Leopard mules! A staple for Fall. If you like animal prints but just want to add a touch of the print to your look shoes or in this case mules are perfect!
I hope that you have a safe and happy weekend.
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Fun finds Elizabeth!!! especially those pinecone lights, I am off to investigate, might want to use at our Geneva House to decorate for the Christmas walk
xoxo
Debra
Those pinecone lights are adorable and would be so appropriate on a pine tree.
I can't recall if I've ever had mulled cider.
Did you ever get that problem you mentioned at Williams Sonoma figured out? How can you manage to get to sleep in with dogs? Charlie wakes me up pretty early and now there's Ivy.
Brenda