BREAST CANCER MONTH: DAY 18

Two students brought me some BC gifts the other day: hand sanitizer and pasta.  It pays to be vocal about your cause as a junior high teachers because kids see the pink ribbon stuff in stores and bring it in for me all the time.  They are so darling, teenagers still, but darling.  The pasta is actually pink and in the shape of BC ribbons.  They sell it right now at Bed, Bath, and Beyond.  I bought some there two weeks ago but now I have even more! 

BREAST CANCER MONTH: DAY 17

Ralph Lauren is another great supporter of breast cancer awareness. They have the Pink Pony Zipfront sweater that is comfy, darling, raises money for a cure, and an absolute necessary addition to everyone's wardrobe.  You can buy it here.  They have other styles and t-shirts - including girls and mens options - here. 

it comes wrapped every so darling

pink tag and dedication to BC awareness

Pink Polo

BREAST CANCER MONTH: DAY 16

My favorite cups of all time came from Bed, Bath, and Beyond.  They currently sell the medium, tall, and pink ones.  The little guys aren't in stock this year. 

BREAST CANCER MONTH: DAY 15

Bed, Bath, and Beyond never fails when it comes to October breast cancer awareness pride. This is their display right now:

Four sides of awesome!  Pins, cups, magnets, tea kettles, Kitchen-Aids, pans, stickers, GPS, frames, dish scrubbers, etc.  So much!  I definitely purchased some items last week and have many items I bought here in years past.  I will show some of my favorites later this week.

BREAST CANCER MONTH: DAY 14

Cameo - who just had her second baby but her first little girl, Lucy - made this for me a few years ago.  I hang it on my door for 11 months of the year.  During Christmas I hang it on my tree.  I love the breast cancer flare it adds to my room and my Christmas tree!  Thanks Cam!

BREAST CANCER MONTH: DAY 13

Breast Cancer tissue come in many forms, these are the two I have right now:

BREAST CANCER MONTH: DAY 12

Tweezerman tweezers are by far THE BEST TWEEZERS in the whole, wide, entire, ginormous universe.  They are amazing.  They are even more amazing in Breast Cancer Awareness versions.  I don't own one, of course I own three - even though they have a lifetime guarantee. 

BREAST CANCER MONTH: DAY 11

Today's breast cancer awareness item is not actually tangible but something I seriously love.  When I first came to BYU, I decided to start summer term so I moved to Provo 2 weeks after high school.  The first person I met was Ashton Y. Epps.  We (along with Jessica) fell in tender sweet roommate love and I still love her hard core to this day - except now she is Ashton E. Swank.  Ashton is the fabulous woman behind Something Swanky.  She is an expert dessert maker, dessert blogger, and blog designer.  She called me a couple of months ago to inform me that my blog needed a makeover and she needed my username and password.  I, without any hesitation, gave her this information and she created the gorgeous breast cancer blog design you see right now.  Thank you Ashton!

BREAST CANCER MONTH: DAY 10

I really enjoy tennis but I am not talented in it (just ask Hannah Watkins, Jessica Foust, or my BYU tennis class).  My grandmother was however, a wonderful tennis player.  I only remember playing with her once but I remember her always talking about it.  Most of the Bennett clan learned the art of tennis from my great-grandpa whom grammy always effectionately referred to as, "daddy." With that being said, this is of course my tennis gear:

bag, racket, cover, balls = all BC awareness

grip tape