My second favorite Sheltie. Sage comes home this weekend. |
So, technically the topic this week was supposed to be favorite albums. But while I enjoy music, my knowledge is pretty limited. So I decided to make a list of my favorite tangible things instead. Some of these are horse things, some are household items, some are foods and some of them are just plain random.
- Old Navy Jeans. They always seem to fit right, I can always find them at Goodwill, and they LAST. I am hard on jeans, so I know.
- Ariat Boots. Comfortable and durable, not to mention very cute.
- Kong Dog Toys. Virtually indestructible and very stimulating, these are a great thing for dogs of any age.
- The Cavalier. A tiny hole in the wall of a restaurant in Lynchburg with the best fries you've ever had.
- Ovation Helmets. Lightweight, comfortable, high quality and best of all, the helmet hair isn't terrible.
- Clowndog, the stuffed animal I've had since I was a kid that looks far more like a bunny at this point.
- JC Penny's Leggings. I'm not even sure they have a brand name beyond that, but they are made of soft and breathable jersey cotton.
- Kindle. I love mine, and I'm yet to meet anyone who doesn't like theirs.
- Tutus. Really, is there anything cuter than a tutu?
- Tide pods. A little more pricey, but we waste a whole lot less of them.
- Stubben Leather Dressing. It makes saddles feel like butter and it smells like BACON!
- Audiobooks of any kind. It makes my drive to and from work a lot shorter.
- Bold Beef Ranch, a farm in Virginia owned by a former classmate and produces consistently high quality beef.
- Utz White Cheddar Popcorn. No exactly health food, I know, but if I have an addiction, this is it.
- Hobby Horse Hair Nets. They stopped making these, but they were amazing for keeping your hair together at horse shows.
- Teachers Pay Teachers. A great website for finding resources on almost any topic.
- Brother sewing machines. Mine is a small and inexpensive one, but for what I spent on it, it works great.
- La Caretta, a small family owned Mexican restaurants in my hometown.
- Chocolate mousse.
- American Girl Dolls. I grew up playing with these. They're a little on the pricy side, but their customer service is unbeatable and they work to create an educational aspect to their product.
- Playmobile. Another great kids toy, perfect for almost every age and imagination.
- Wacoal bras. Gentlemen, I apologize. Ladies, go buy 10 now. They're worth the investment.
- Elf on the Shelf. One doll, so many possibilities. Plus ours scares my sister and while I'm grown, I'm definitely not grown up.
- Duct tape. Enough said.
- Creme brûlée.
- Emersion blenders. Soup, smoothies, milkshakes, sauces. The possibilities are endless and it takes up almost no cabinet space.
- Bandelino and Qupid pumps. Comfortable and practical, these shoes are a great deal at a reasonable price.
- Anything made by Apple. I'm continually impressed by the quality and longevity of their products.
- Pinterest. I confess, I have a slight obsession, but I use it as a tool to teach, dress, and create.
- Family Fun Magazine. It's a great resource for teachers and parents alike.
- Thrift stores, particularly ones that are locally owned.
- Converse sneakers. I don't think I'll ever stop wearing these.
- Kitchen Aid Mixer. I use mine at least once a week.
- Aveeno soap. It is amazing and has noting in it to irritate my skin.
- Carhart coats and gloves. These are the best thing in the world for life on the farm.
- Appletinis, my personal drink of choice.
- Skull Candy Headphones and Earbuds. The earbuds are some of very few brands that I find comfortable, and the sound is great.
- Little Dickens, a bookstore and teacher supply shop in Lynchburg. My grandmother actually worked here for a while.
- Fitness magazine. It's a good mix of a variety of types of fitness.
- Food Network Magazine. I have yet to make anything out of one of their issues that isn't delicious.
- Jillian Michael's Workout DVDs. Efficient, quick, and without tons of extra side chatter.
- Hondas. My husband and I have a Fit and a CRV and we love both.
- Chicken and broccoli casserole. Best comfort food ever.
- Pink roses.
- Rosemary, which I love to cook with, but also adore the scent of.
- Pear lotion from Victoria's Secret. I don't wear it, my mother does, but its smell reminds me of home.
- Fiskars scissors, punches, paper cutters, etc.
- Fresh Market, which is the BEST grocery store ever.
- Disney movies.
- Biore pore strips. Usually I can't afford them. I'm obsessed.
- Morgan horses. How many Morgans does it take to screw in a lightbulb? One, and he'll rewire your house too. The same goes for my last favorite thing…
- Sheltie dogs.
Just call me Oprah! What are your favorite things?
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