5 Things to Watch {Now that the Olympics are over}

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1.The Great British Bake Off 

Kendra, The Lazy Genius, sums up 7 Life Lessons from the show much better than I could. All the contestants, judges and hosts are so nice, proper and upbeat, even in the midst of intense competition and sometimes disappointment. You will find yourself s t r e s s i n g o u t over the bake time of a sponge cake and wiping off drool from the side of your mouth.

 2. An 18 month old playing with bubbles

This might be the last thing I want to see before I die.

3. Something to inspire or leave you speech less, like The Drop Box Film

My only contingence is, no food documentaries that inspire you to save the animals and only eat organic lentil beans. I have mad love for the animals, but...bring on the meat. (*Hi Anna)

4. A sunset. The stars. A bug. Get thine buttocks outside

 Enough said.

5. A movie that you love. An old favorite. One that you only have to half way watch because you've seen it so many times {and it still leaves you with the warm fuzzies}

 Mine would be You've Got Mail (That caviar is a garnish!) or While You Were Sleeping (These mashed potatoes are so creamy) 

 What's your go to movie and what are you watching now that the Olympics are over?

Aside from watching her pop bubbles, I
 have a love/hate relationship with 18 months

Comments

  1. Becky and GreyAugust 23, 2016 at 4:39 PM

    While You were sleeping? BEST MOVIE EVER. Of All time. Enough said.
    18 months? Preparation for the terrible two's. Woof.

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