These are some fun treats that I am loving this fall. I don’t think you can have too many candles, blankets, or pumpkin spice lattes!
Vanilla and Cinnamon Candle - Anthropologie, $16 | Squirrel Nutcracker - Fishs Eddy, $25 | Frankenweenie – A Theater Near You on 10/05/2012 | Kearny Spice Throw - Crate & Barrel, $70 | Magic Unicorn Mask - Fred Flare, $40 | Pumpkin Spice Latte - Starbucks, Prices vary
What are you treating yourself to this season?
Posted by Lauren on October 3, 2012
http://adashofcinema.com/2012/10/03/treats-for-fall/
I use chopsticks regularly, so you can imagine my delight when I saw these. These chopsticks actually light up, which will add an extra layer of fun to family meals. Pretty sure there will be more Star Wars role-playing than actual eating. There is still time to savor wooden chopsticks, though, since pre-orders don’t ship until November. Would you use these lightsaber chopsticks?
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Posted by Lauren on July 30, 2012
http://adashofcinema.com/2012/07/30/currently-craving-lightsaber-chopsticks/
I have always been more of a fan of eating food rather than wearing food, but when I saw these cute Calourette donut necklaces, they gave my stomach a run for its money. They are all so cute it would be tough to choose which one I love most, but it is currently a tie between the upper left and bottom right. Which donut necklace is your favorite?
Posted by Lauren on July 18, 2012
http://adashofcinema.com/2012/07/18/currently-craving-dessert-necklaces/
Lounging in this New York apartment | Munching on this Lobster | Laughing at Annie Hall
I saw Annie Hall for the first time in February. I had constantly read articles and books with references to one of Woody Allen’s most famous films, so I figured I needed to just watch it once and for all. Annie Hall is one of those movies that keep you guessing, smiling, and laughing the entire time. Diane Keaton and Woody Allen have an undeniable connection, and it is a true pleasure to see them together on-screen. One of the cutest and funniest scenes in the film is the one when Allen and Keaton (Alfie and Annie) are trying to cook lobster. In fact, this was the first scene filmed for the movie and Allen and Keaton’s laughter is spontaneous and genuine. When I crave New York City and a hilarious intellectual and physical sense of humor, I pop in a Woody Allen film. I crave these two things much too often.
Posted by Lauren on May 7, 2012
http://adashofcinema.com/2012/05/07/currently-craving-annie-hall-and-lobster/
When I find a movie that I want to watch, I like to find the perfect food to accompany the flick. I also like to set the movie-watching mood with a candle and a cozy blanket. I am currently craving an airy living room while watching Emma and snacking on english crumpets and tea. These things go together so well that it would guarantee a lovely and rejuvenating afternoon.
Posted by Lauren on April 18, 2012
http://adashofcinema.com/2012/04/18/currently-craving/
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