We are getting married on one of the shortest days of the year, and we thought it would be great to honeymoon in northern Europe during some of the longest days. We are looking at trips that include a stop in Iceland, and hoping to wrap up with a little time in the UK, where we loved visiting in the summer of 2017!

This non-robotic vacuum seems like it will be much less terrifying to Cassatt than the one we are currently borrowing! (Why are we borrowing a vacuum? It's a long story, you may have heard it).

We absolutely love our Nespresso Pixie machine (and Mylène especially loves that the capsules are recyclable). We would so appreciate your contribution to helping us stay caffeinated, and warmly invite you to stop by for a cup of coffee any time.

For this excursion, we would get to experience "snowcapped peaks, and pure clean air" and maybe view Geiranger, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and the spectacular Geirangerfjord from breathtaking overlooks.

We enjoyed a Context Travel tour detailing the history of brewing beer in London in August 2017. We'd love to learn more about Norway's beer traditions. With this tour we would "travel through more than 130 years of brewing history at Norway’s oldest pub. You will drive to Tromsø’s main street, Storgata. This has been the address of the historic Ølhallen pub since 1928, when it was the cellar belonging to the breweries of Mack’s Ølbryggeri. In 2012, the main brewery moved outside Tromsø. But the oldest cellars and microbrewery are still intact here. Ludwig Mack began the brewery in 1877 after he grew appalled at the near-constant drunkenness of working-class Tromsø. He noticed that most men drank only spirits, so with the help of his German-born father, he brewed beer because it contained far less alcohol. During your visit, enjoy a private tour and learn more about the brewery’s history. You can also see a film about the development of the factory. There will, of course, also be a chance to sample three different brews along with a snack."

A long-overdue solution for our kitchen trash situation - we've been coveting this streamline container for years.

We've gotten used to yelling things at Alexa in the living room, so we'd like to do it in the other rooms as well!

And this will give us the option to yell things at our Echo Dot all over our home!

Full disclosure: our beloved Chemex cracked and we just don't think we could suffer through that pain again. This is a Wirecutter.com recommendation so we're moving on.

Do we need to know the exact temperature of our hot water? Probably not. Do the boxes of fancy teas tell you that you need to know? Absolutely.