It's Dawson's Creek Week! Team Dawson or Team Pacey? Which Are You?

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So, Olivia and I have a small disagreement. She is team Dawson and I am team Pacey. People have gotten through worse, yes, but I'm not sure if we can resolve this. Clearly, my sister has cracked-- Pacey is the more attractive, more affable and all around better guy... but I digress. We want to hear what you have to say. Go tweet us (@LovelyOnTheGo) and tell us, #TeamPacey or #TeamDawson?
Jenny: 
In defense of Pacey: Pacey is a do-er. He's not a lot of talk, he's an adventurer and an adventure. His action takes Joey with him for a summer on the sea. They fall in love. Blah, blah, blah happily ever after. Pacey is the guy who will love you passionately, seriously and stalwartly- he is a forward mover. He doesn't get wrapped up in emotion. 1. I sort of have a thing for a man in a chef's coat. 2. Remember that episode when Pacey and Joey get stuck in the K-Mart? Yea, me too. 3. Look at him. Anyway, Pacey would be a consistently good boyfriend, he is the type of guy who once he sets his mind to you would not be flip flopping all over the place. Once he worked out his daddy issues he ceased being moody, unlike some people. 


Olivia: 
In defense of Dawson: Dawson is the moral man of the show (uh, who slept with their teacher? Not Mr. Leery!). He's indeed a romantic, to a fault sometimes, but he lives with his heart on his sleeve, and that's not a bad thing! Dawson also is a dreamer, but as we saw on the last episode (remember his elusive meeting with Spielberg?) he does fulfill his career dreams! 1. Dawson is a traditionalist and cares about women. 2. Dawson has great hair. 3. Dawson is a Pisces (March 14th) therefore it makes sense that he is a romantic and feels too much. Yes, it takes a whole season for him to see Joey in a new light, but he's a thinker...he wants to make sure he's doing the right thing before he jumps into it. He's not moody, he just feels a lot! 

Okay, which team are you on? Vote via twitter, #TeamPacey or #TeamDawson

Happy Birthday, Andrey!

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What do you buy for the man who owns everything he wants and wants only things he and I cannot afford? Yes, I'm not sure either. There are many things I want to buy Andrey for his 26th birthday- an ultra light airplane I never will fly in, an IWC pilot chronograph (the older version, we are so not excited about- you'll have to ask Birthday Boy why), a Belstaff Colonial Shoulder bag, and a trip to Europe. But you know, life. Right man, life?

Happy birthday to you, Kats. Thanks for being my best friend and a steller running coach.

The Man himself on my birthday.
He is the reason I run, and the one who takes my verbal abuse when I do so.


Gift Guide: Your Outdoorsy Tech Friend

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Today's Gift Guide is inspired by:

"Your IT genius friend who enjoys gadgets, tea, traveling and taking the dog for walks" 

These slippers will keep your pals feet warm when the dog needs an immediate and impromptu walk (most dogs call the shots in the house, right?). He'll be happy to tote his tea on the long subway ride to work in the stylish, practical and environmentally friendly glass tea tumbler. (It could even serve to service an uphill tea party, that's what I call a hike). A practical, gadgety friend like this would love the pragmatism of the reusable luggage tag, he loves to travel and he loves to do it efficiently, this tag will have him identifying his luggage immediately. And the utility key will help him in every situation, from opening up beers to quickly popping opening your iPhone to diagnose why it won't turn on. Helpful to your friend, and you- what a great gift.

Bean's Wicked Good Moc Boot II $59; RED CIRCLE TEA TUMBLER, $20; Silver-Plated Engravable Luggage Tag, $12; ThinkGeek :: Utili-Key 6-in-1 Tool

Gift Guide: Your Fancy Pants Younger Brother

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Today's Gift Guide is inspired by:

"Your Younger Brother Who Lives Abroad, Loves European History, 
and Arrested Development."

So your baby brother jumped US soil, and whenever he calls it's either to scream "STEVE HOLT" or tell you about some fascinating anecdote of British Royalty? Yes, these here are the gifts for him. He is traveling  home and with TSA regulations we need to make sure his dopp kit is in order, it's a big sister's job to make sure he has a nice leather monogrammed dopp kit. The print will make him smile whenever he sees it, which sometimes he might need when he misses home, or is working on his thesis or maybe he drops a glass on his toe. The mug will get him through many late nights of studying, plus maybe he'll learn something. And the bandages are a way of taking care of him even when he's miles and miles and miles away, in style of course.