here are a few of my favorite finds from the week

i'm soaking an enormous amount of raw cashews for this recipe and this one too.

these videos make me smile. so much. tiny dancer at 2 years old & 3 years old.

loving this line of bags. and i think i like this one the best.

they are calling her america's worst mom, but i think she is onto something. you can see her interviewed here.

this milkshake sounds insanely good.

a brand that understands how to compliment a woman's curves.

his astrology reports are awesome for general astrological patterns. (thanks aunt sue!)

and if the state of the universe has you wondering what your own planets are doing, pj is the woman to call. (btw, she's the person who performed our wedding ceremony in 2003. i love and trust her *that* much.)

i think this song is romantic.

their story of young love, art and passion reminds me of what the early days with my own teenage parents must've been like.

a book i've been wanting to read for months, reviewed on my favorite celebrity gossip site.

i still have a huge design/family crush on these people. someday i want temple to have a room like their daughters'.

last week i tried the gluten-free lemon coconut torte from this bakery. soooo good.

isn't her apartment/workspace darling?

cannot wait for tomorrow night...family date night, popcorn and this.

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[mb]

america's worst mom? man the media is slow. good for her, though. after years she is finally getting the press she deserves... cause as we know... none of it can be bad!
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[mom]

Oh yes, you are right. How I wish I had a blog back then! Wouldn't it be so fun to read now? Young mamas, blog on! xoxo

[Melanie]

I read Lenore Skenazy's book in one day and my kids have been Free Range since then. I think we maybe already were doing this, but now we do it consciously. It's different, but we live in an urban area and I am making sure my girls know how to navigate it as well as any other place they find themselves in. I love that you've discovered 'free ranging'!

[kim]

This has been such a fun blog entry--what a great idea! You found so many finds in one week. I've been thinking about you while I've been reading this book b/c I know you'd love it: Dark Star Safari: Overland from Cairo to Cape Town, by Paul Theroux.