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Friday Favorites

Ladies and Gents, can I get an amen for 4 day weekends?! I mean who doesn't love a four day weekend? I know my fellow teachers do! I'm linking up with Andrea today to share with you my Friday Favorites!

I got my DIY message board ready for Valentine's Day. I'm not a huge V-Day fan (#singlegal), but I've learned to embrace the holiday. 1 Corinthians 13 is my absolute favorite Bible verse on love, so it was only appropriate to put on the board.









This little thing is so darn handy I can't stand it. It was perfect for my after work snack of iced coffee, and white cheddar popcorn. There was no spillage, and I didn't have to have both of my hands tied up with a drink and snack. Definitely a favorite!










My parent's and I went to $5 burger night at a local restaurant. I don't know if the food was especially good, or we were just starving but it was out of this world!




I had to laugh at my mom and I's conversation about Grease Live. I thought it was very good, and Julianne Hough was amazing as Sandy. I had to laugh when Beauty School Dropout didn't come on where it should have. I loved it even more when Boyz II Men sang it!

So these were just a few of my favorites of the week! I can't wait to read about yours! Leave me a comment and let me know your favorites!


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