Who else cannot believe it’s the first Friday of November?! Where did the last two months go? Stores are now in full swing for Christmas with decorations galore, Starbucks has their red cups out and xmas music is being played on repeat. I’m already sick of it! I can shop for Christmas without being reminded of it everywhere, I just want to enjoy the rest of fall. OK rant is over.
What are your plans this weekend? Curtis and I plan on seeing a movie in the theatre since that has been awhile for us. I look forward to the theatre popcorn and candy. I also pick up my new wooden board for my food photography from Union Wood Co.! Can’t wait to use it this weekend, I am making DIY chili oil and zesty mission bowls. We have a major rain fall warning for Vancouver this weekend and that just gives me an excuse to catch up on TV shows and movies right?
What are your plans this weekend? Anyone baking yummy treats?
1. An interesting read on the American Apparel cult (Refinery 29)
2. A guinea pig’s exciting life! (The Meta Picture)
3. Being a 90s kid, I love these 43 references (Buzzfeed)
4. Betty Crocker’s atomic age creations (NY Times)
5. An ode to movie props (Kotke)
6. I’m skeptical about this guy meeting his doppleganger on a plane (Mashable)
7. 15 fun facts about When Harry Met Sally (Mental Floss)
8. The case for bad coffee (Serious Eats)
9. 10 times Pinterest took Halloween a little too far (The Kitchn)
10. Real places that inspired Disney movies (Bored Panda)
11. 6 photographers shoot portraits of one man. Pretty interesting (Peta Pixel)
12. If movie posters were influenced by Amazon reviews. Hilarious! (Buzzfeed)
13. How to make a nutella latte! (How Sweet Eats)
14. This house in LA may have a minor dinosaur infestation (Scouting LA)
Love this idea of your Friday Roundups! Definitely a great way to recap the week and see your own growth in your likes and interests. Looking forward to Future Friday Roundups ( #lookatthatalliteration) 😀
thanks jessica! I hope you keep visiting on Fridays 🙂
Lovely roundup post, thanks for sharing –Hanna Lei
thanks Hanna! Glad you enjoyed it.