Happy Friday! I'm posting much later than usual today because I've been running errands all morning and packing this afternoon! Here are some links for your weekend:

To Read

• Such an interesting piece--Listening to Young Atheists: Lessons for a Stronger Christianity.
• I made a list for Relay Foods last month--The Basic Essentials for a Paleo Pantry. Did I leave any out?
• I absolutely love reading about food trends. Here's a great one: How the French Macaron Became American.
• Will Disney Get Race and Culture Right with Moana? I guess we can always hope for the best!

Wish List

• This looks like the perfect skirt.
• This looks like the perfect top.
• This looks like it could be the perfect jumpsuit, but I'm still not sure.

To Watch

• Jimmy Fallon does Wheel of Impressions with Kevin Spacey. Love them both.
• I'm sure you've seen or at least read about this already. I have mixed feelings at this point, but here it is: Potty-Mouthed Princesses Drop F-Bombs for Feminism. 
• And while we're talking about mixed feelings, there's this: The Perfect Proposal. Don't get me wrong, I cried like a baby throughout almost all of it, but let's get real--sometimes less is more.
• Finally, because why not (and because it happened half a year ago already and I think that's insane), our wedding video.

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Rob and I are off to Roanoke this evening for the weekend. As always, feel free to follow along on Instagram! What are you up to this weekend? Hope you have a great one!

Photo by Winona Grey, one year ago in Minneapolis.

Happy Friday! I wanted to thank you all so much for your kind and understanding words about my post on Wednesday. When I wrote it, I never expected so many people to reach out with empathy and their own experiences, but it was refreshing and totally affirming to learn that we are not alone in our anxiety. So thank you, very much.

Rob and I are off to Roanoke for the weekend! I have a shoot with my friend Sarah for a couple of upcoming La Crema collaborations, and then we'll just be hanging out and trying to see some friends. We have a busy few weeks ahead--next weekend we're actually headed to Asheville for the first time to see Jimmy Eat World in concert! Fall feels like it's finally in full swing around here and I'm really looking forward to making the most of it.

But for now, here are some links I've collected over the past couple of weeks. Hope you enjoy!

Life and Love:

• I really loved this: Why I Hire English Majors. For so long it felt like English was a worthless degree to pursue, so it's always nice to see the increasing value of humanities scholars in the work force. 
• Such a lovely piece: Aboard Amtrack.
• 7 Strange Questions That Help You Find Your Life Purpose
• I feel like it wouldn't be Friday Favorites without a link about David Sedaris. His AMA on Reddit was awesome.
• A beautiful and sweet story from Minnesota: WWII vet forms unlikely friendship with preeschooler. This follow-up video is wonderful, too.

Food:

• I love photo pieces like this one--What Kids Around the World Eat for Breakfast.
• I created an Instagram account for Cave Girl Consulting! I'd love it if you followed me here.
• Brunch Is for Jerks. Not sure if I agree completely, but he made some interesting points. What do you think?
• I love finding common ground with people who follow different dietary lifestyles. The Florkens are vegetarians and I'm Paleo, but I nodded my head the entire time I read this post: The Health Food Fake-Out. Watch your sugar, people!

Wish List:

• Wouldn't say no to this cute little thing from The Merriweather Council.
• Swooning over these little boots and so excited that I scored a way cheaper pair that look almost exactly the same from ShoeMint.
• These earrings are so pretty.
• I'm always on the hunt for a great hat like this one. Makes dirty hair days way more socially acceptable.
• Do you guys do boyfriend jeans? I want to try a pair but I'm afraid they might look silly on me. These ones are so cute!

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Did you read/see/eat anything good this week? And what are you guys up to this weekend? Hope you have a great one!

Photo from my August La Crema post.

Happy weekend to you! My mom came to visit for a few more days this week and we've been busy cooking and finally unpacking the last of the boxes from Minneapolis. This apartment is finally starting to feel like home! I've been busy with a freelance project, as well, so I'm ready to spend a couple of days doing a whole lot of nothing with Rob.

Here are a few links I wanted to share with you this Friday afternoon. Enjoy!

To Read:

• I'm so excited about Lena Dunham's book coming out next week!
• Seriously got passion eyes over this cover story on Adam Driver. He's my favorite in Girls and the more I learn about him, the more I like him. He was fantastic in This is Where I Leave You, which I went to see the other day.
• Last week, we talked about our favorite books for fall on The Eighty Twenty.

To Watch:

• Cutest thing ever--All These Dogs Want To Do Is Tuck Their Baby Best Friends Into Bed.
• I always love Pentatonix's covers--this Ariana Grande one is no exception!
• 5 Movies to See in the Near Future, Parts One and Two--have you seen any of these yet?

Wish List

• The perfect fall skirt.
• My dream wardrobe consists of one of these sweaters for every day of the week.
• Let's talk about these shoes.
• I hate that this dress is out of stock--I think it would be perfect for a winter date night!

Other Stuff

• Loving Joelle's new website design! And I can't wait to make some candles after seeing her wonderful video tutorial. 
• Have you checked out fitBallet yet?
• Neil Patrick Harris is officially off the market! So happy to read about their wedding a few weeks ago. I love him and David Burtka and their cute kids!
• Do any of you ever use The Bouqs? I've ordered from them a few times and always had such a great experience. The flowers are gorgeous, and you can use that link to redeem a $10 credit!
• Natasha is such a sweetheart and I love keeping up with her on her blog!

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Wishing all of you a wonderful weekend!

Photo credit: V.A. Photography