Friday Find: Adele, of course.

I love anything Adele does. I wasn't familiar with James Corden or his carpool karaoke until this came out, but it prompted me to fall down a rabbit hole and now I'm a fan of both those things too!

ENJOY.

While home in London for the holidays, James Corden picks up his friend Adele for a drive around the city singing some of her classic songs before Adele raps Nicki Minaj's "Monster."

Friday Find: Oh, hey. Hello.

It's been a while. Over the past few months I've been having and recovering from a series of jaw surgeries. All is well, except for the whole thing where I miss chewing. It's been a long time since I've posted a Friday find - or posted anything, for that matter. I've got a few treats here today, and now is also probably a good time to let you know that as I've got nothing but time on my hands, I've been spending a fair bit of time working on this year's Gift Guide. It's going to be a big one, folks. If you're looking to get a head start, you can find last year's (which are my personal favorites and chock-full of things I'd give this year) here and the holiday decor guide here. Old Food Lush guides are here and here and Style Lush can be found here, here, here, and here.

If that's not enough Friday distraction, I've got three more for you. 

1. I laughed out loud a LOT at this.

2. Tom Hanks and Jimmy Fallon act out scripts written by kids. I will never not love anything Tom Hanks does. 

Tom Hanks and Jimmy read scenes written by elementary school kids where we gave them the title "Bridge of Spies," and they had to write the rest.

3. ADELE HAS A NEW ALBUM COMING OUT ALL CAPS. She dropped a video for the first single, and if you haven't seen it yet you must. 

'Hello' is taken from the new album, 25, out November 20.

Friday Find: The Pacific Crest Trail

I loved reading Wild a few years ago, when I was still safely ensconced in Virginia, without a lot of exposure to the southern California desert. I grew up and lived most of my life in the northeast, where the north to south trail of note is the Appalachian. I hadn't even heard of the PCT. 

I loved the movie. I didn't love Reese in it, but I loved the movie. The scenery, the story, the grit - literal and emotional. 

And I love this video. Someone who hiked the trail recently recorded a second every day. It's mesmerizing. Aside from the 700 miles through the parched desert, it makes me want to do it. Or maybe it makes me want to walk for a short time and see all of this in a couple hours. At the very least it's reminding me that I haven't spent enough time hiking lately.