Ankle boots. If anyone sees something like this on clearance, feel free to buy them for me.
Please, someone, buy me these faux leather leggings. I promise I will inappropriately wear them under my dress at church and let you laugh at me.
A Le Creuset dutch oven. Haha, just kidding. I don't expect anyone to spend $250 on kitchen supplies considering how much I hate to cook. But I'd take the $20 knock-off they sell at HEB!
A salt grinder. I think it's time I started using that awesome Himalayan rock salt that they sell at Costco instead of table salt, but unfortunately, I have no grinder.
Pure unpasteurized honey. Bonus points if you can find some with the honeycomb still in it. No, I'm not going to go off on a rant about how dangerous processed foods are for you. (Trust me. Someone I know posted a link that said that GMOs cause sterility in lab rats and the first thing that crossed my mind was, "Maybe I should consider eating more of those." In my defense, it had been a really long day with the kids.) I just want to know what it tastes like with all the pollen and cool stuff still in it.
I guess that's the extent of my list right now. A girl can dream, right?
3 comments:
I have the $20 le Creuset knock-off and it works just fine.
yuck i HATE ankle boots! but maybe that's because I don't know how to dress.
I guess you don't need the shirt anymore
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