Trader Joes

My fondness of Trader Joes has grown tremendously after I found these parisian style macarons. The macarons are so addicting and they melt in your mouth so easily (cue salivation). Vanilla is my absolute favorite.

In addition, to these little parisian delights, I have found hors d'oeuvres for my kiddos (after-school snacks) that are semi-healthy. These  pastry pups look kind of fancy for a hot dog product if you ask me, but seem to be a better alternative to the pizza rolls they have been eating. The refrigerated section of the store features fresh packaged foods, that are easy to prepare during my lunch hour (I hate preparing lunch for myself). The Pasadena Salad is so good.

Price is in the medium range. I always get out of there for $40-$60 (usually a bag and a half of the basics). The produce looks fresher than a typical supermarket and where else can I buy Dr. Bonner's for a whole $5 cheaper than Target ($8.99 vs $13.99). I heart Trader Joes.

I heart my Paul Frank Hoodie

image Karmaloop.com

This is my favorite hoodie in the world, I have been wearing it since I received it in the mail from Karmaloop just today. This hoodie has built in earphones and a jack for my ipod. It even comes with a special zipper pocket and cute julius zipper pulls. This hoodie is so cozy, I could so easily sew on footed pants and live in it forever. Such a great investment for $40 and I never have to search for my earbuds again.

My Ipod

I mainly use my ipod touch to twitter, play mindless games and listen to music. The new Nano has caught my eye because of the colorful sleek styling and incorporation of video/radio. I also have an ipod classic that I lug to the gym with me because I can beat it up and not feel guilty about it. Regardless, any ipod is a good ipod. I am happy with my ipod.




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