Friday Favorites

It’s Friday once again. We’ve made it.

Caroline sent me a text and asked if I’d cover all the favorites for today. I told her that it would be a conglomeration of weird, but that’s showbiz, baby. Come along for the ride as we join Momfessionals and A Little Bit of Everything.

Anyone else have a lot of pictures of breakfast food on your camera roll? Oh, you guys have pictures of your kids? Oh ok. Yesterday, I had two, TWO different pictures of breakfast items on my timehop app. One was peanut butter banana french toast, and one was this chocolate chip waffle from Milk and Honey in Chattanooga. Any time the city of Chattanooga is mentioned I bring up this waffle. It had homemade whipped peanut butter, AND I had a samoa coffee to go with it. It’s my all time favorite breakfast. I’ve recently thought about having someone on Etsy turn all the breakfast food pictures on my phone into cartoon art for my kitchen. Would that be werid? Or amazing?

I laughed because it’s true. And on Wednesday when I had a 7:00 meeting, I deserved a little treat. Americano with two pumps of sugar free cinnamon dolce and oat milk. Yes. I’ve become that person, and I hate it. Thanks for the oat milk rec, Savannah.

An old coworker sent me this picture yesterday and asked if I knew about them. I did not, but now I need them in a cookie. It’s as if someone at Nestle Toll House has been reading my diary.

Step one in a ten step Korean beauty routine is the “oil cleanse”. Now, do I do a ten step Korean beauty routine? No. I would say I’m hitting about 50% of the steps, but that’s better than 0%. I do love using this facial oil to remove all my makeup then immediately following with a cleanser. It’s light, and it lasts forever. I bought a bottle in June, and just replaced it this week.

My hair had begun to look like Lucy Ricardo’s in the Bonus Bucks episode.

And nobody wants that. This shampoo has been top notch for fixing my dry, scarecrow hair, and it smells delightful. I washed my hair on Monday and was tutoring on Wednesday, and my student said, “Ms. Kat, your hair smells really good.” Boom. Get it.