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Food For Thought

Hey All!! I have a million things swirling around in my head this morning and I wanted to document them here...so let's get started!

Our anniversary is coming up in October, so we are planning our annual get-a-way. I'm sort of torn between a fun city destination and a mountain retreat. We've thrown around the idea of St. Louis, Louisville, Chattanooga, Cincinnati, Gatlinburg or Chicago. Any suggestions would be helpful...thanks!!


I am on organizing kick this week! I want my house revamped, PRONTO!! So, I have a plan to focus on one room/closet a week. Things could get hairy, but if you like dumpster diving head my way.

Speaking of revamping, we are starting the slow process of turning Eli's nursery into a big boy room when we pick up his dresser this weekend. No milestone has been so hard to swallow, I am super sad about it. Expect a sappy nursery post soon...

Oh, on that too I am looking for Master Bedroom decorating ideas because I am so ready for a make-over.

I'm also making over my body..sorta! I went back to the gym yesterday for the first time since my surgery. My abs have ever since!

I have been stuck in the studio for the past few weeks planning things for the rest of the year, and getting ready for my photographer's maternity leave. My head is about to explode with dates and facts and all that stuff!

It's ok though because next week we get to have a shower to welcome Charlie!!

While we're talking about babies, a few more weeks until NBC's "Up All Night" premiers...cannot wait!

Ok, just looked at the clock...gotta go meet my hubby for a lunch date, and since I'm now thinking of food, that will be my title for this post.

Happy Thursday!

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  1. I would say Chicago or st Louis.

    Now that I am spending so much time in my house, I have a strong desire to organize! But no time of course! Ha!

    What is "Up All Night"?

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  2. We love Cincinatti and Gatlinburg is always fun too! Can you believe all that's gone on in your lives in just three years?

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  3. Sabrina,"Up All Night" is a show that will be premiering on NBC with Christina Applegate and Will Arnett. It's about a young couple who never sleep thanks to their baby...I can so relate!

    Sarah, we were just talking about everything we have been through that past three years. It feels more like a decade...ha!

    Thanks for the destination suggestions...I'll keep you posted. LITERALLY!!

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