24 Days of Togetherness (Days 20-24)

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I can’t believe this year’s 24 Days of Togetherness is over just like that. The holiday season seriously FLEW BY this year. I’m a little sad that it’s over, but we definitely had a blast and created some wonderful memories together as a family. And, of course, I love that I was able to document and share them here. Although, truth be told, we didn’t exactly stick with the plan this year as you’ll see in this little recap of our final days of 24 Days of Togetherness. Merry Christmas, everyone!

Day 20: Drink hot chocolate. 

Day 21: Have a holiday happy hour! Mal and I (obviously) went to Scarlet Oak to enjoy some drinks and apps.

Day 22: Buy each other $5 gifts. We actually ended up using these as stocking stuffers for each other. Mal and I ended up getting each other new kitchen counters for Christmas, so we didn’t do traditional gifts this year. We’re planning to install a backsplash next week, so I’ll share photos of the final product then.  Related: If you’re local and looking to upgrade your counters, definitely drop me an email. The contractor that did ours was amazing and SO AFFORDABLE!

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Day 23: Have a fire. We ended up at the ER instead. I seriously messed up my back and hip at CrossFit, so we spent the evening in the hospital instead of in front of a fire. 

Day 24: Make holiday pancakes. 

2017 – 24 Days of Togetherness

 

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