Silver Bells, Wedding Bells

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^^I need this framed photo for my house!! #26.

Happy holiday Monday! Christmas is coming so fast. So is 2017. I did a lot of dining out this weekend, and am excited to do a lot of cooking this week. I am putting extra mindfulness on my weekdays knowing I have so many fun things happening on the weekends this time of year.

I met my friend Erin for lunch on Friday at Twisted Branch Tea Bazaar. We shared this yummy platter, and each had a salad and mint tea!

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Friday night was super cold, and I had a date night in with some take-out Miso Sweet. Loving this new-to-me restaurant! We watched the movie Sugar Mountain. Not recommended…

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Saturday morning breakfast was eggs, grapefruit, and toast!

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I took Mazen to the gym and did a sweaty stairmaster workout.

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Saturday afternoon we headed to King Family Vineyard for a wedding! It was frigid outside, but inside was cozy as can be with a fire going. The rustic details were so pretty.

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The food was outstanding, especially those shrimp and grits!

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Sparklers!

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On Sunday Mazen and I hunkered down on a gray day and watched movies and played Batman games.

Breakfast was a bacon, egg, and cheese sandwich.

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And I had leftover Miso Sweet for lunch. Plus some chips!

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Dinner was a Blue Apron meal that I’ll be sharing later!

All of my Christmas shopping is complete. Is yours?!

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