There are just some things in life we can't resist! A scent we love, a favorite restaurant or coffeehouse, a chic spa, or a vacation spot we've got to tell the world about. Whatever it is, here's the place to tell the world! Tell us about your favorite things. Send us an email today to: favorites@sisterspeakonline.com We want to know!

WHAT WE LOVE RIGHT NOW...Editor's Pick

Soul Sista Designer Mirror Compact

by Sugarluxe

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Batik Painted Jewelry Box

from the Culture Shop

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PACIFICA CANDLES

We're in love with Pacifica Candle Company's SPANISH AMBER CANDLE! This scent is spicy and seductive and oh so soothing to the spirit. It doesn't hurt that the packaging is so pretty too!

Filled with essential oils and other gentle frangrances to compliment the amber scented based, these candles are also good for you with lead-free wicks, and of course they are formulated from soy, which makes for a cleaner burning candle whose scent lingers long after the flame goes out. Click here to check it out!

TEAVANA'S CAST IRON TEA POTS!

I happen to own this beautiful cast iron teapot, called the Dragonfly Teapot. It comes in several colors and is far lovlier than the image reveals here, and it is virtually unbreakable. If you are a tea lover like me, you would love to pour your favorite brews from this lovely vessel. And when it's not in use, it's simply the prettiest thing to look at when you pass through your kitchen.

This pot comes in two sizes, and though a little pricey, will last you a lifetime. You can also purchase a full set complete with a serving tray, cups, coasters and more. I'm collecting my pieces over time! You can't boil your tea in it, but rather place your tea leaves in the stainless steel basket inside the pot, pour boiling water into it, steep your tea, and drink up. The pots keep your tea hot for at least an hour.  If you're more interested in the tea than the pot, Teavana has fabulous teas as well. My favorite...Raspberry Sangria herb tea.

Click here to see this pot and more at Teavana's web site