Four Day Weeks and the Globes

I wish that we had four day weeks all the time.  It really would add to the well being of our society.  One, you have more time to run errands and would not have employees extending their lunch breaks for manis and pedis.  Two, I believe it would make us healthier because Americans could use this extra time off to spend some time being active.  In the words of my role model Elle Woods, "Exercise gives you endorphins. Endorphins make you happy. Happy people just don't shoot their husbands, they just don't."  Those are just a few reasons why Mr. Obama should do something about legalizing four day work weeks.

I am working on a new hobby - cooking.  Well it is not actually a hobby yet because I really don't enjoy doing it.  But, I decided to pull out my inner Betty Crocker and make a great recipe from Kraft Foods website last week for myself and my boo.  If you are like me and have trouble finding ideas, this website is great because they have minimal ingredients, easy instructions and are really delicious.

Now...a real hobby.  Fashion.  As you know, the Golden Globes happened this past Sunday and I was very impressed with the fashion choices.  I also believe that I even appreciated them more because I was actually on the road back to Knoxville during the red carpet.  Gasp, I know.  I clutched to my iPhone and kept refreshing the blogs so that I was up to date on the arrivals and what they stars were wearing.

My favorites included Emily Blunt.  This gorgeous pink Dolce and Gabbana with the ruffles - so chic.  And her arm candy John Krasinski is not bad either.

I also loved Sandra Bullock's Bottega Venata dress, but not the hair.  I was lucky enough to see her win her Best Actress award for the Blind Side where I immediately screamed "OMG BRIARCREST!"  So, I def feel I have a connection to Sandra and her dress because she won the award.  Refer to my earlier posts on The Blind Side if you are confused.

I also loved Penelope Cruz, in a black Armani.  I also love how she carries her own umbrella, so not a diva.

And though this was different, I really loved Diane Kruger's Christian Lacroix number.