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Clive is crazy for this. It's an easy way to make and share mixed tapes online. Crazy!

It started with the large French tumbler glasses at Williams-Sonoma. Loved them. When I was pregnant with Queenie I decided (during the nesting stage) that I needed, NEEDED a matching set of the juice glasses. My child could not possibly be born or come to live with us, without them. 6 years later, and now I've been lusting for the medium size. The big ones are too big for Queenie and her sister, and the little ones are too small for dinner milk. I'm trying to rid my world of as much plastic as possible, and would love to replace the girls' silly plastic but much loved cups with something nice and respectable, healthy, and almost impossible to break. So, if I won this little gift card, that is what I would buy. And probably some more bowls, with whatever was left over. And chocolate. And some baking sheets and some table napkins and I really need some new knives (how I lost my favorite paring knife I will never know). And...see?...this is why I stopped going in there years ago. Williams-Sonoma is a weakness. A weakness I tell you!

This woman is going to save my life. I just know it. 365 recipes for crock pots. And the best part is, she reviews the results, and tries all the crazy things I've been wondering about (like bread, or meat rolls, etc). I also like that she shops at Trader Joe's a lot. Easy!

My friend's blog of all things crafty and veggie.

Gosh, I heart Pyrex. It's been so long since I splurged on some vintage ones. This site makes me itch to do so now!

i just checked out the angrychicken blog. Who ARE these women who have all this TIME and ABILITY?? I feel so awed and lame-o-riffic at the same time.

My title is: Her Exalted Highness Duchess Pom the Essential of Biggleswade by Biscuit. Love it!

I love this site! Tells you all the most highly reviewed songs of the month across genres and allows you to hear them, see the videos, and purchase if desired. Cool!

This might just be the cutest craft blog yet. Where do people find the time?