How was your weekend, y'all?
After how crazy busy last week was, I gladly welcomed a much more relaxed weekend with open arms. We went to a musical, spent time with family, went to Zumba, ate at one of our favorite Mexican restaurants, and did a lot of lounging. Let me just tell you... it was heaven.
Last week all of you were a part of a record breaking Mingle Monday with more participants than we've ever had. I can't thank each and every one of you who posted, tweeted, and sent up smoke signals inviting friends to join us. Please keep it up - it means the world! Let's get to some blog networking action going shall we?
Coming up this week...
+ my chewy ginger molasses cookies recipe
+ an inside scoop on our upcoming Christmas adventure (!!!)
+ a guest post from my favorite health/wellness guru
+ so much more!
HOW TO MINGLE
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I am so excited to be well-rested and full of motivation.
A better me means back to inspired posts & blog happiness.
I can't wait!
A better me means back to inspired posts & blog happiness.
I can't wait!
Oh my gosh! I love the Grinch and Elf but, my absolute favorite would be Miracle on 34th Street!
ReplyDeleteGreat films!! I love these and my favourite one is Muppet's Christmas carol ( one I have watched for around 20 years with my children ) :)
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Muppet's Christmas Carol or Home Alone!
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I like the movie The Holiday (it's one of my favorites overall, and since it happens during the holidays, I'd say it counts haha)
ReplyDeleteThe Grinch for sure!
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Elf...hands down! "Santa!!! I know him!" :)
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