Things I can honestly live without, but still desire very much to live with. Most of these are-- er-- higher price points, but feel free to indulge me for the next gift-giving holiday, or you know, just for fun. :) I've included links for each item. In no particular order:

Kitchenaid Mixer: It's pretty, shiny, red... I mean, I
could mix things by hand-- but, why???

Hammock: preferably on a beach or in my own backyard (but that requires me actually having a back yard) But... ahhh... yeah. (Side note: I enjoy that the hammock website's catch phrase is 'accomplish nothing...')
Jimmy Choo: Dear Jimmy, I might love you...
These are just so pretty, I can't stand it. I'll take a pair in size 6 please!
Vera Wang Mattress: Okay, for real, it doesn't have to be Vera Wang. But it just cracks me up that she started off designing wedding gowns and has moved on to a mattress collection? Weird. However, my bed is old, sad, and worn out... and in my wildest dreams, I wake up in a big ridiculously comfortable bed--sans backaches and soreness. Ahhh... :)
Cast iron grill: (Note: also kitchenaid, same shade of red.) Who doesn't love enameled cast iron? I could do some serious damage with this in my kitchen. Flank steaks, anyone?
1 ct Diamond Ring: Self explanatory. And beautiful.
2 comments:
I would love me some Jimmy Choo's as well :)
Vanessa has always wanted one of those mixers as well. I tell her not to hold her breath.
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