Books. I have a problem, and it is that I can never have enough books. I loved the last Kate Morton book I read, so now I have to have all her other books. The rest are ones I've wanted since my Christmas book list got fulfulled. :)
"The House at Riverton" and "The Distant Hours" by Kate Morton. "Smart Couples Finish Rich" by David Bach. "The Year of the Flood" by Margaret Atwood. "Girl Walks Into a Bar" by Rachel Dratch.
Bicycle. I have this glowy, soft-edged fantasy in my mind of me riding breezily all over town. I must have watched too many hippie movies. I know in reality I live in Texas and it's too hot to cycle around for like, eight months out of the year. But I still want one.
Oversized sleep T-shirts. I still sleep in three enormous T-shirts that I got in high school. They are all ratty and full of holes, so I want to replace them. It's about time.
What I'm currently working with. I can see a few holes from here. It's baaad.
Bracelet rack from The Container Store. Within the past year or so my love for bracelets has been realized, and now all of a sudden I find myself with lots and lots of them stuffed in a drawer where I can't ever see them. Years ago, I got an acrylic earring rack from The Container Store that I love, and I want a few bracelet racks to match!
What items are on your wishlist right now?
I have a fancy bike like that and I love it! And it is too cold and snowy to ride it here 8 months out of the year. Those few months I use it though are great!
ReplyDeleteThat makes me feel better about wanting it! :)
DeleteHappy early birthday!! I'm right there with you on the birthday and Christmas wish list. I couldn't think of too much, but thankfully there was something that I've been wanting for a while that I could ask for.
ReplyDeleteHappy early birthday! I'm usually bad at lists and my mom and sister always ask what I want, so I created a pinterest wishlist obard and just add to it throughout the year whenever I find somehtign I want. I read the David Bach book recently and it was good. I went on a financial reading kick and read that, a couple Suze Orman books and the Milloinaire next door, all of which I found helpful.
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