Lauren and Cory appreciate all gifts that their guests are generous enough to give, but the thing they want the most is a house! They'd love it if you would help them achieve this dream!

On sale now through Black Friday at Sur La Table for $71.95

Indigo please! Available at Sur La Table

Indigo please! Available at Sur La Table

Indigo color please! Available at Sur La Table

I always loved these at Aunt Julie's house!

We both love these classic stackable bowls.

No mayo left behind!

Freedom and EDGES for ALL!

On par with Le Crueset, Staub is another French brand well-known for it's enamelware. This Dutch Oven features "self-basting nubs" on the underside of the lid-sounds great for all the chickens we roast!

Gotta have something to put those famous chocolate martinis in!

Lauren loves funny kitchen gadgets shaped like animals!

If you're an Ebay enthusiast or secondhand shop fan: Lauren's grandmother passed down to her a set of Blue Danube, "Blue Onion" pattern china with "the rectangle" maker's mark (the ribbon mark is ok too though). It is about 50 years old, so some pieces have been lost and broken along the way. They are fairly common, and shouldn't break the bank,* I'd say $10 per cereal bowl is an acceptable price. *The pieces we're looking for are mid-range china, NOT the hand painted collector's blue-and-white pieces that are true antiques; those can go for thousands of dollars.

If you're an Ebay enthusiast or secondhand shop fan: Lauren's grandmother passed down to her a set of Blue Danube, "Blue Onion" pattern china with "the rectangle" maker's mark (the ribbon mark is ok too though). It is about 50 years old, so some pieces have been lost and broken along the way. They are fairly common, and shouldn't break the bank,* I'd say $30 per serving bowl is an acceptable price. *The pieces we're looking for are mid-range china, NOT the hand painted collector's blue-and-white pieces that are true antiques; those can go for thousands of dollars.

If you're an Ebay enthusiast or secondhand shop fan: Lauren's grandmother passed down to her a set of Blue Danube, "Blue Onion" pattern china with "the rectangle" maker's mark (the ribbon mark is ok too though). It is about 50 years old, so some pieces have been lost and broken along the way. They are fairly common, and shouldn't break the bank,* I'd say $30 per serving bowl is an acceptable price. *The pieces we're looking for are mid-range china, NOT the hand painted collector's blue-and-white pieces that are true antiques; those can go for thousands of dollars.

If you're an Ebay enthusiast or secondhand shop fan: Lauren's grandmother passed down to her a set of Blue Danube, "Blue Onion" pattern china with "the rectangle" maker's mark (the ribbon mark is ok too though). It is about 50 years old, so some pieces have been lost and broken along the way. They are fairly common, and shouldn't break the bank,* I'd say $30 for the sugar bowl is an acceptable price. *The pieces we're looking for are mid-range china, NOT the hand painted collector's blue-and-white pieces that are true antiques; those can go for thousands of dollars.

If you're an Ebay enthusiast or secondhand shop fan: Lauren's grandmother passed down to her a set of Blue Danube, "Blue Onion" pattern china with "the rectangle" maker's mark (the ribbon mark is ok too though). It is about 50 years old, so some pieces have been lost and broken along the way. They are fairly common, and shouldn't break the bank,* I'd say $30 is an acceptable price, the listing here for $15 is a great price. *The pieces we're looking for are mid-range china, NOT the hand painted collector's blue-and-white pieces that are true antiques; those can go for thousands of dollars.

If you're an Ebay enthusiast or secondhand shop fan: Lauren's grandmother passed down to her a set of Blue Danube, "Blue Onion" pattern china with "the rectangle" maker's mark (the ribbon mark is ok too though). It is about 50 years old, so some pieces have been lost and broken along the way. They are fairly common, and shouldn't break the bank,* I'd say $40 is a very good price for a larger piece like this, $50-60 is acceptable. *The pieces we're looking for are mid-range china, NOT the hand painted collector's blue-and-white pieces that are true antiques; those can go for thousands of dollars.

Wine without headaches? YES PLEASE!

We watch and control our TV with the Apple Magic Keyboard and Trackpad, Lauren's been wanting this sleek tray for ages!

Cory loves funky looking radios and he's had his eye on this one for a while!

We promise we'll share funny videos of Lucy vs. Roomba

Our current luggage has seen better days, and we'd love this matching set. This carry on has been reviewed as solving all your travel needs, including coded locks and USB charger ports by the handle!