Season Of Love

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Hi friends! Hope you’re enjoying a long, warm weekend as we remember those who have bravely served our country.

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I spent Friday and Saturday celebrating Hillary and Andrew, who were married in a rustic celebration of looooove.

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Friday night they had a cookout at Camp Holiday Trails with burgers, dogs, and s’mores!!

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Plus these amazing spiraled potato chips made on the spot!

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Saturday morning I went to the gym for a quick workout – a little soccer on the stairmaster!

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My friend Jess is raising money for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation and jointly held a cornhole tourney with a homebrew tasting at Crozet Pizza on the Corner. I stopped in for a bit to eat pizza, taste beer and watch cornhole.

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Mazen had his first taste of Nerds and adorably called them “Nerbs” all afternoon. It was so hilarious!!!

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Shower beer? Shower seltzer!

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I got all dressed up and headed out to the wedding!

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Hillary looked simply stunning!!

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The weather was perfect for an outdoor ceremony, and afterwards we gathered under the pavilion for appetizers, cocktails and a BBQ buffet.

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Later in the evening we walked to the dining hall for dancing and cake!

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They had four kinds of cake – S’mores, pistachio, strawberry champagne and vanilla almond, all from Pearls. I shared pieces with friends and tried them all – the strawberry was my favorite!

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Sunday morning I went running:

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And then picked Mazen up from Matt’s and made some deviled eggs for a picnic later that day!

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Mazen and I went over to a friend’s house. Have you ever played Spike Ball? I don’t really like yard games all that much, but this one is really fun!! It’s like volleyball and ping pong with four players. Here’s a video! It’s ideal for a sandy beach, but grass works too.

Today we’re hanging out and going to another cookout this afternoon. I love cookout season!!



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