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things i'm loving this morning

Clouds.  You may never hear me say that again, but it made for a much more enjoyable morning run.


A pot of veggies for breakfast.  I was still in my sticky, dripping running clothes when I started chopping veggies.  Totally worth it.  Yum!


Iced coffee.


Cardinals line up for today.  Even though we're still missing many players, I'm happy to see Craig back in the 4 spot.


Reusable napkin.


Summer dresses.  I say dresses are God's gift to women (we deserved something, no?).  Although winter dresses are another story.  Those can be torture.  
$54 for a dress w/o pockets.
probably not, but I have my eye on the one on the left


Ceiling fan.


Luna recovery drink.  After long runs, this is lovely.  No, it's not made anymore and mine is expired.  But I keep drinking it and I'm ok.  I would not serve it to others, don't worry.
I remember when my mom gave these back to me when I got back from Mexico and I pointed out they were expired.  She said it would be ok.  So if it passes mother inspection...


Walk The Moon.  I'm obsessed with them right now.  
I looked through their tour dates this morning, just to discover they were in Chicago LAST night.  I was a little upset.  Although to be honest I was at a friend's bday celebration and I probably would have gone to it anyway, but man...  really?
Their new album comes out Tuesday!  (they'll also be performing on David Letterman that night)  You better bet I'm getting it immediately.
However, they made little music videos themselves this past week with VEVO.  Here's one:  (chosen for obvious reasons)

I'm pretty obsessed with Iscariot too.  Especially around 2min!  Fav part!
and their album art makes me want to buy the actual disc.  This would be super cute framed in my place.
Although I've been working on a framing project for about a year now... so maybe I should finish that one first...


This video is funny.
Even though I'm not 29 or 31.

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