- YOLO. Just. YOLO.
- I love seeing how Victoria has transformed her new place.
- This winter picnic is charming as heck!!
- That cuddly cat of your is a killer!
- Frida Kahlo’s clothes are on display. Have you seen this? I want to see it in person!
- I love a face mask I can buy in the produce section.
- These slow cooker tips are good. Especially the last one (d’oh!)
- I’m so impressed by this picture of lemon zest, I want to punch my screen.
- I love seeing how people plan dinner parties. Dana does it well!
- Buffalo CAULIFLOWER?! My mouth wants IN at this party.
- Who loves glittery nail polish? THIS GIRL.
- 21 Life Lessons a la Liz LEMON! Also look at this 30-Rock joke info-graphics!
- What a clever/magical way to present a cookie recipe.
- Casey and I are guilty of watching Dance Party on a random weeknight…
- These 5 minute espresso walnut brownies are on my TO-DO list.
- If you need a PEP TALK, this one is FOR YOU.
Apocalypse Meow is the name of the latest Joy the Baker Podcast. Episode 82 is filled with cat puns, Vine talk, 90s references & questions!
A big THANK YOU to the Marin IJ for featuring me in their newspaper this week. You can read the article/interview here.
My Bites Around the Net:
The Frosted Vegan made my Candied Citrus Peel & added them to a cocktail!
Snacking Sassy Steph Paleo-fied my Baked Crispy Chicken Wings.
Pies & Plots made my Vanilla Walnut “Shortbread” Cookies
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say somethingLOVE as always! I’m all up on your Friday lists!
Thanks for making my recipes!!! I appreciate you!
Love the frida kahlo info. My daughter was her for a living museum project five years ago.
Your Friday Lists make my Friday mornings happy. I’ve decided we have extremely similiar humor and taste
That’s awesome. We’re awesome!
the MOMENT I saw that SNL sketch, I knew it would appear on your friday list!!
lol this yolo is totally tracy shutterbean! This is so great!
My cats love to kill – socks, underwear, tshirts, and anything else they can find when my son leaves the drawers of his dresser open. The cats “hunt” in the drawers and bring us their “kills.” Thankfully they only like clean prey.
You are so kind. Thanks for sharing my brownies! They’ve seriously been my breakfast/lunch/dinner/late night mega indulgence ever since I made them last week. So delicious. Hope you enjoy!! Congrats on the article, by the way. So awesome.
I will be lost without new “Lemon”. The highest honor given by mt 2 boyfriends, Ben & Jerry:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/02/01/liz-lemon-greek-yogurt_n_2590588.html
“Two words about furniture: KILLING MACHINES.” HA! I love it! Thanks for the link
Guuuurl thanks for the linkage! I love your lists. Major.
Your lists rock!! You are totes right about that lemon zest pic. TGIF!
Awesome list as always! Great interview too!
What’s gonna be YOUR Space Jam?!
Yay!! Congrats on the write up! And, as per usual, reading this list is still one of my favourite things to do on Friday!
Uhhh buffalo cauliflower?! Yes please!!
Over at The Oatmeal there is an awesome infograph on the very subject of murderous kitties!
http://theoatmeal.com/comics/cats_actually_kill
omg, kid president! Hehehe.
So cool that you were featured in an article! Your short hair suits you.
Love your interview! So that was what you meant by baking donuts while being watched
. Now I get it. Appreciate the slow cooker tips too. I use it enough every week to need those pointers. Have a great weekend!
thank you so much for the shout out, tracy!
Seeing that Frida exhibit would be such a dream come true…
1. that Frida link was fascinating.
2. THANK YOU for posting that kitty research. I’m a conservation biologist, and my cats are indoors (since I know all too well what havoc they wreak outdoors), of course. The other day I was laying sideways on the couch, husband at the other end, kitty cat perched on my hip. I said to husband: “Do you know I have a killing machine on my hip?” “Yup.” They just ARE. AND I love them. An interesting relationship.
3. Superb set of links, today. I can’t BELIEVE what Victoria’s done to her place. I SO don’t have that vision, so super appreciate it when other people do. V. inspiring. Thanks!
Thanks for linking up my post! I hope you enjoyed it as much as I enjoyed the cookies
Yay Tracy for your Marin IJ article!! I just started working in San Rafael this past fall and I can’t tell you how many times I’ve crossed the GG bridge to and from work, giggling along to the JtB podcast.
Oh that’s awesome! Thanks so much for listening. What a nice reverse commute you have!
Congrats on your interview! Honestly, I think I’d feel WEIRD if a mini-me was running around in my childhood home – props to you for being able to share! How does it feel to have Cooper in your house that used to be your space? I guess when you are a mom you learn to share…I MUST get a doughnut pan, because I REALLY want to make all the ones you blog about. Aaaah doughnuts are so good.
For the first few months of living here, it felt really creepy. Especially when I would call him from the bottom of the stairs like my mom would call us. Now that we’re settled in and our stuff is here, it makes it less creepy. It’s bizarre how many flashbacks I get from my childhood!
Wow! Five years- congrats! I love your blog. The pics are so beautiful and content is so interesting. Don’t stop!
I remember you and Joy mentioned “Joes Joes” last Christmas’ podcast and saw this recipe called “Peek-a-Joe Joes”: http://www.traderjoes.com/recipes/recipe.asp?rid=84
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