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etsy shop(s) of the week : after a not so impressive “DIY Guestbooks” email from a publication that will go unnamed… i decided to do a little searching for something a little more unique than the average “sign here” guest book.
1. tree of love fingerprint printable idoityourself, $20
2. wedding guestbook puzzle memorylanepuzzles, $321.75
3. wooden block game guestbook (aka JENGA!) thepaperynook, $99.99
(Source: etsy.com)
Obsessing Over: the scent of this new line we got in at the salon. its the tigi reborn line, but i am completely obsessed with the hydrasynergy shampoo and conditioner. it smells like a rainforest in the shower!
Working On: a set of accessories for a destination wedding next weeking. cute idea for their guestbook (see photo below) they are doing kraft luggage tags and on the back is a space to write for “wishes for the newlyweds”. cute!
Thinking About: how i STILL haven’t photographed my new projects! tonight i swear! or else!
Anticipating: the avengers! ryan and i are taking a break from our busy mondays to relax and go see the avengers. yes i like super hero movies. no joke.
Listening To: kina grannis… the concert was INCREDIBLE by the way
Drinking: nothing at the moment, but im about whip up a delicious lunch!
Wishing: that i could be snuggled up in a ball like bear all day. my dogs have quite the life!
let me first say that your so charming… don’t you think that you could use someone to charm ;)
kina grannis. in your arms tour. tomorrow night. blind pig. ann arbor, michigan. STOKED.
etsy shop(s) of the week : mother’s day edition
1. tree of life antiqued copper necklace in peridot sageANDindie, $48
2. mother’s day card - mom jeans witandwhistle, $4
3. macbook or ipad case in fawn botanical madebyjulie, $27-$33
4. flower bracelet temi kucinski, $260
(Source: etsy.com)
about a block or two north of nine mile on northbound woodward tucked into a lime green building is one of the most delicious brunch diners in metro detroit.

featured on the food network’s show “diners, drive-ins, and dives”, this great find is identified by the line that wraps around the building on a sunday or saturday morning. i was introduced to the fly trap by ryan on a morning when we decided to shake up our normal breakfast spot. ill have to say i was a little skeptical but was pleasantly surprised by this little hole in the wall diner.

my highlights? it has to be a toss up between the following:

so tomorrow when you are fumbling for a brunch spot, check out the fly trap in ferndale… well worth the wait!
(Source: theflytrapferndale.com)