Tiny Hamster Eats Tiny Burrito

Yes, you read that title correctly! The things you find on the internet these days....but seriously, this video was too cute not to share, enjoy! The burrito is so small and the way he stuffs his cheeks...cuteness overload!

May Day!

{via Poppies For Grace}

I am pretty shocked it's May, John and I have been married for 9 months now, can you believe it!?   It's been a good 9 months, nice and easy going. 

I keep wanting to post on the blog some pictures of my wedding and travel from the past year but I don't know where the time has gone.  I feel there is always something to do that always keeps me from it. 

We have so many great shots from Hawaii, Singapore and Malaysia that I want to share. 

I'm also going to get Eileen on board to share her travel shots too, she has some pretty great ones of her recent road trip, she gave a sneak peak of her travel on Instagram.  She's also going on another road trip over the summer where I'm sure she will take some fabulous shots!

For sure we are going to start updating the blog more and try to post those pics this month!  Promise!

Time for a happy dance, because....

{via Republic of You}

It's Friday!

This weekend I'm planning on catching up on some sewing projects I have going on, plus a bouquet I'm making for my cousin for her upcoming July wedding!  Then Sunday we will do some Easter things.  It'll be a busy weekend but I like it that way :)

Hope all of you have a great Easter weekend!

Le Kale Project

Le Kale Project from Dark Rye on Vimeo.

I've finally caught the kale bug...

I have to admit when I was younger I disliked kale.  I thought it was such an odd tough vegetable.  My mom would add it to our soups and salads and I would swallow it down only because I had to.  As I grew older I took kale out of my diet up until a few weeks ago, when I had the most amazing kale salad at my parents.  The ingredients were simple, just kale, some sweet peppers, balsmic viniagrette and freshly grated parmesan cheese.   As I ate the salad I forgot why I had disliked kale so much all of these years.

Immediately after that I headed out to buy me some kale! I haven't regret it since.  I bake it, I eat it in salads, I put it in my soup or just snack on it plain.  I can't get enough.  Even though my husband is impartial to the vegetable I think he'll be seeing around our household a lot.

I ran across "Le Kale Project" a few weeks ago, who knew kale was lost in France!

-DD