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| Movie and popcorn date with Landry in bed |
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Drinking her cereal milk from the new Frozen
dishes from Mimi and Papa |
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| Breakfast with my favorite boys |
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| All smiles on his 11 month birthday |
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| Playing with the soccer ball in the kitchen |
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| A few photos from my California install this week |
This week feels like it lasted 60 seconds and 60 days at the same time.
Monday I flew to Newport Beach with my assistant for my big install. The furnishings arrived safely, everything fit and my clients LOVED every single inch of their beautiful new home. (Big shout out to my mom and MG that helped pull this miracle off!)
I didn't let them see it for three days until the big reveal. That night, we lit every candle, had music playing and champagne at the helm. It was such a special evening as they walked in and soaked up all of the painstaking details.
This house is by far my favorite ever. It's such a representation of my clients and I'm just thrilled that they are so in love with everything.
I missed the kiddos like crazy while away. I flew back late Friday night. Michael and I had all intentions of going to our friends' Christmas party, but we skipped because I got home late and completely exhausted.
This weekend was a mix of heavy duty baby time and relaxation (yes, they can co-exist). Yesterday my in-laws took the kiddos while Michael and I got a massage at a local hotel. Last night, we had a date night that included lots of martinis and catching up about our weeks.
Other than that, it was major one on one baby time. Landry and I had a mommy-daughter date today to Christmas shop. This morning I took Barrett to breakfast with my best friend Jon. At home, we played doctor, made bubble hairdos in the bath, watched Caillou and cooked.
Today Barrett turned 11 months. He's itching to walk any chance he can. He's also learned a couple words ("ball," "uh oh," and "bubba" -- his nickname -- are faves). His top right tooth has finally broke through, too.
I cannot believe he's about to turn one. I have no birthday party planned, and don't intend to. Heck, I don't even have my Christmas cards out yet (expect them in the mail by the end of the week). I'm sure we'll have close family and friends over with cake and call it a day. That's all I'm really up for right now after such a busy year -- and past month, in particular.
I'm looking forward to slowing down a bit over the next two weeks and soak up some quality time with friends and family. I've set several lunch dates with pals to finally catch up. And I'm hosting Christmas dinner this year and looking forward to making it a special night that will set the tone for a tradition we will keep up in the future.
Cheers to successful installs and enjoying the holidays!