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  • Black bean hummus- Ok so it's not officially hummus, (no tahini) but it is fabulous. This newest batch isn't quite as good as when I had Katie here to taste test and adjust. Somehow she got the seasoning just right. A yummy lunch for me either way.
  • cute outfits- I've been rocking some pretty darn adorable outfits this week. The one set out for tomorrow is too cute. My new black dress, red 3/4 sleeve cardigan and my black and white polka dotted canvas flats with red trim and bow. :) Not sure how long I can keep this up.
  • any shopping that requires me to visit Hobby Lobby, Borders, and Michael's all in the same day- I'd explain more, but some of the people who will be recipients of the shopping read this. So I won't. But I will later when the gifts have been delivered.
  • An Abundance of Katherines- I love this book. I especially love it on audio. And I really love our Curriculum Librarian for buying it on audio just because I said I loved it. That's why it's now in my possession and I'm listening to it for the at least 6th time. I love it so much I used to have it on my ipod/itunes and listen to it on random and try and remember where in the book that section was. Yes, I am a geek.
  • planning vacations- the plane tickets to Philadelphia and the Twins-Phillies tickets are purchased already. The rest of it we'll lay out and plan Saturday. I'm excited though. Three days in a city I've never been to before (despite having visited the east coast many times as a kid) with one of my best friends. We're going to have so much fun!
  • senior recitals- My friend from Madison is celebrating his completion of med school by giving a senior recital. (Have I mentioned I have odd friends?) He'll be doing his residency in Chicago so as a last hurrah he's singing about an hour long set of church hymns, 19th century, and 20th century music. I'm excited that I'll be able to drive up to Madison and see it next weekend before graduation happens here!
That's my week in Loves, what's yours?

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  1. KatieApril 30, 2010 at 7:24 AM

    Probably just needs a little more salt and olive oil. You can never have too much olive oil.

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