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How to Brighten Up a Friday!

What's a girl to do when the babies are driving her crazy on a Friday and she's in the middle of an existential crisis? Go shopping of course, then out to lunch with her brother and a good friend!

I couldn't help myself today when I found this bright turquoise chair at a local store and the star strainer was just what I needed to brighten up another gray skied day.

Have a beautiful Friday!

P.S. A blog I follow just released a fabulous app for pictures! I used it on the photo above!

 

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  1. AnonymousMay 24, 2013 at 2:53 PM

    Mom has the exact same strainer...in two different sizes. Love it :) Reminds me of home...

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