We’ve talked about good TV a few weeks ago (and you guys more than doubled my TV on DVD list, but I ain’t mad ‘atcha), so how about those movies that you can watch over and over (and over) again? Sometimes once just isn’t enough and I find myself popping these movies in when I want to relax.

I’m not proud of some of these, but I like what I like. What are some of your most irresistible movies (and/or guilty pleasures)?

High Fidelity – Selena – Sister Act – Closer – Bridget Jones’s Diary – PS I Love You

Beaches- 13 Going on 30 – While You Were Sleeping – Circle of Friends – With Honors - Fried Green Tomatoes

Ahh! I totally forgot The Cutting Edge! Toe pick.

• You feel like this too, right?
• Lip Sync Battle: Fallon vs. Krasinski.
• This is perfect for me since I always dance when I cook.
• I don’t think the princess culture is all bad, but these photos of a little girl dressed up as women such as Coco Chanel and Amelia Earhart are pretty cool.
• Space Oddity…preformed in space.
• This makes me want to barf. A fan of heights I am not.
• Amazon video of killer whales.
• Hello gorgeous.

We had an incredibly sad looking little salad bar as one of our lunch options in high school, but the one highlight was the coleslaw. It was creamy and sweet and the cabbage and carrots were cut into tiny little pieces. I’ve never had a coleslaw that good. Until now.

Lunch Lady Coleslaw

Adapted from America’s Test Kitchen’s Creamy Buttermilk Coleslaw
Makes 8 servings. 6 Weight Watchers points per serving.

Ingredients

• 1 medium head of cabbage, finely chopped
• 2 large carrots, shredded
• 1/4 cup onion, minced

Dressing

• 1/2 cup mayo (not Miracle Whip)
• 1/4 cup sugar
• 1/2 cup buttermilk
• 2  tablespoons lemon juice
• 2 tablespoons rice vinegar
• salt and pepper to taste

Directions

Toss cabbage, carrot, and onion in a large bowl (preferably one with a lid — this comes in handy later). In another bowl, whisk together all dressing ingredients. Pour dressing over slaw mixture and mix thoroughly (or if you have a lid, shake to coat). Refrigerate for 2 hours, minimum. Serve very cold.

• Chilaquiles! I always feel the need to shout that word.
• Totes! Another word that’s begging to be shouted.
• I just ordered  a backup pair of these Frank Sarto sandals because I love them so much.
• Zipzicles are kinda genius.
• Lorelai Gilmore is my spirit animal.
• My love/hate relationship with Gwyneth Paltrow swung over to love during the Met Gala. That pink dress was perfect.
• Parisian twin sisters who dress as one another’s mirror image are kinda creepy.
• The Great Gatsby opens this weekend! I have tickets for tomorrow morning.
• Unintentionally dirty church signs. Photoshopped or not, I laughed, thus securing my place in hell.
• Jennifer Lawrence photobombs Sarah Jessica Parker. Because she isn’t cool enough already.
• New favorite song. <3 Pharrell.

Let’s talk about Threshold and how it’s the best thing to happen to Target since pretty much ever. I’ve been picking up more and more things for around the house from Target over the past few months when it finally dawned on me that it’s all Threshold. Vases, linens, dinnerware. All of it!

Over the weekend, my mom and I redecorated her mantel with a mix of Threshold and Nate Berkus for under $250 total. Where else can you do that? We literally just went to Target and put all the things in the cart. Then admired the mantel for the rest of the weekend.

I’ve been itching to redo my living room for some time, and I’m sure I could pull the majority of it off with a trip to Target. Clean but still comfy, right? I just ordered the gold dipped bowl (and I already have and love this organic blanket –which I also bought for my sister for her birthday– in orange) to get started.

I know most of y’all are Target fangirls. Have you bought anything great from the Threshold line?