
Last night my husband and I watched
Up in the Air starring George Clooney. Both of us really liked it. A little trivia about the movie: With the exception of the famous actors, every person we see fired in the film is not an actor but a real life recently laid off person. The filmmakers put out ads in St. Louis and Detroit posing as a documentary crew looking to document the effect of the recession. When people showed up, they were instructed to treat the camera like the person who fired them and respond as they did or use the opportunity to say what they wished they had. What do you think of that?
This weekend we're planning to visit
Babycakes' new digs in L.A.--I can't wait for my son to have this bakery experience alas! Here's to a delicious weekend, and here are your links...
though New Year's has passed, you still can learn
20 ways to pump up your next party at Delish via
Curblymake gluten free
orange fennel salad at Food Network via
Cupcakes and Cashmeremake a vintage-inspired 70's style
string lampshade at Instructables via
Craftzinemake a
modern statement ring at The Swell Life via
Curblymake a
chocolate iPhone using the iPhone packaging at Craftzine
discover
5 new uses for old t-shirts at Apartment Therapy
dust and dust mite proof your bedroom at Apartment Therapy (Beware of photo as you click through.)
(Photo via
weheartit)