Weekly Surf:

This Pound Puppy was passed down to me by my older brother after he grew out of him when we were kids. Now this beloved toy belongs to Conrad. My Pound Puppy's body is flattened out from being snuggled every night for years, paint and stains cover him, eye ball paint missing, the stitching on his mouth that makes him look like he is forever smiling has come undone, his ear has been reattached-the stitching giving away his age but to me, this was my comfort as a kid.This was really the only toy that I ever had an attachment to.

Today, this pound puppy's ears are soaked in drool, bitten and chewed by a toddler who is teething. He is STILL covered in years worth of dirt, but I can't bring myself to wash those years of dirt away.... He's been drug around the house by his tail and sat on like a horse, kissed and squeezed. He has spent the last few years tucked away in a box filled with other happy memories of my childhood, my little box of treasures. And now, Conrad gets to love him too.

(I REALLY wish I had kept my barbies. How fun would those have been to pass down to our daughter? Or just to take out and look at.)

The bed-head kills me.

Pointing out the Doggy's nose.

Weekly Surf:
I would have taken a photo of this too

Something pretty for your walls

Who knew teaching kids how to brush their teeth could be so inappropriate.

I'm kind of obsessed with this guy's music at the moment

Instead of pickpocketing, try this. I love the idea of putting surprises in someones bag.

Imagine having this much counter space (Dustin)

I've been searching for a new duvet. What do you think?

Love her hair
Something I would LOVE for our room

A camera tattoo

I love this jewelry

I also love this duvet but would Dustin go for the bright pink?

This really spoke to me this week. Thank you Matt.

Ring lust. Wouldn't this be the most gorgeous engagement ring ever?

{He pulls off the double chin so well doesn't he?}