July Favorite's

Decided on 7 items, for this the 7th month of the year!

Samsung Dualview. By default (thank you waves of Mexico) I had to get a new hand held camera. Chris and I must've looked forever to find just the right one for our needs. We settled on the dualview as we often do self portraits and this allows us to make sure we aren't cutting one of our heads or faces off in the shot!

My e6000 is not new to me, but lately I am SO thankful to have found this glue on a recommendation from a friend. This liquid cement has allowed me to complete so many wonderful sparkly projects and I am just so glad to have an outlet to express my creative side.

I've known about this stuff for awhile and when our local Raley's natural peanut butter maker was out of order I had to default to Adams. This stuff is beyond good. I could literally eat the whole jar and am drooling on myself even thinking about how good it is!
If you haven't tried it...you must!

Combine two of my favorite flavors in a cereal AND make it gluten-free....and you get one happy girl. I found these at Whole Paycheck, err I mean, Whole Foods and have not stopped raving about them to anyone who will listen. Bella is not so happy as Mommy does NOT share this cereal with her, cause it's....too good for the dog!

I've had the Pandora app on my iPhone for what seems like an eternity. I had stopped using it and recently re-discovered it. With Chris working so much lately I have really loved turning it on at home while I am getting ready or working on craft projects. The mix is so great and I've been able to drift down memory lane, particularly with the Kenny Chesney station.

Brooks T6 racers. Thanks to Frayed Laces I was introduced to these marvels. I first bought them to be used only on speed days. However, coming back from this injury I decided a lightweight shoe could help increase my turnover and keep me from heel striking like an elephant. Knock on wood....it is working. My turnover is improving and more importantly I have now run pain-free for about 3 weeks!

Ironestone Vineyards Symphony is a wine that Chris bought for us many years ago. Being a wine rookie I had no clue but knew I liked the sweeter side of wines. This wine doesn't dissapoint and is often on sale at the grocery store for a mere $6.99! On a hot day this is a crisp, light, refreshing white wine that I've enjoyed sipping.