They are in a word, AMAZING!
Comfort & Joy
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Remembering Whitney
Like the rest of the world, I was completely shocked hearing the news of Whitney Houston’s death on Saturday. What a tragic loss.
As a teenager, I spent countless hours singing into my hairbrush in front of the mirror and coming up with dance moves to all kinds of popular music, but I distinctly remember trying to hit and hold the long notes just like Whitney in her mega hits, “Saving All My Love for You”, “So Emotional” and the incomparable “I Will Always Love You”. It was never going to happen, but was very fun trying and her songs will forever be a part of the fabric of my youth.
Whitney’s voice is golden and no matter what personal demons she may have faced, she paved the way for so many young stars today and there is no doubt her talent will be missed.
Yesterday, while visiting my sister we had an impromptu Whitney session and even Lucas got in the groove.
RIP Whitney.
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Can’t Live Without
After I filmed this, I realized I CLEARLY left off a few very important items that I can’t live without: (in no particular order) caffeine, chap stick and exercise, but I enjoyed my guest star so much, I stayed with this version. Can you blame me?
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Guilty Pleasures
Before you watch my Vlog Talk, I’m excited to share that I am this week’s Guest Star at Alison’s (Mama Wants This) place. Please come visit me there after you hear my confession…
This post is for Vlog Talk. The prompt I chose was #2 Favorite guilty pleasures.
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Tried & True
This post is for Vlog Talk. The prompt I chose was #3 Give Jillian Michaels a run for her money. What’s your best workout tip?
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A Video, Cookies & Winners
I’m sorry I haven’t posted in a few days, but like you I’ve been immersed in holiday goodness: baking, socializing, wrapping and enjoying the sights and sounds of this special time of year.
I’ve fallen so behind on reading my favorite blogs and e-mails, that I may just delete and start fresh January 1. That’s allowed, right?
Lucas and I are about to head to the Bay Area to spend Christmas with my husband’s family, but before we go, I just had to share this.
Lucas’ preschool class performed Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer last week and while he may have froze during the actual program, he knew every word and there has been a lot of practicing at home.
Here he is belting out the favorite holiday classic while enjoying a delicious chocolate chip cookie made by Jackie of With Just a Bit of Magic as part of Katie’s cookie swap.
For all of you that linked up your Santa photos, thank you! There were some darling photos this year.
Thank you also to Natalie (of Mommy of a Monster) for co-hosting this link up with me and to each one of our awesome sponsors!
Via random.org, here are our winners (hopefully you were each notified via Twitter):
Huggerz Kid Koozie
Amy of BabyBaby Lemon
Kimberly of Something Something
$20 Santa.com Gift Card
Jessica of My Time As Mom
$25 Raleigh Cake Pops
Sherri of Old Tweener
$50 Gift Card to One Hope Wine
Jamie of Roubinek Reality
Congratulations, everyone!!
Letters For You posts will resume on Wednesday, December 28.
Wishing you all a very merry Christmas and a safe holiday.
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Dinner & Song
I don’t think this needs any introduction and I hope it makes you smile.
You can check out my sweet boy singing Twinkle Twinkle Little Star here.
Lucas and I (and aunt Leah) are off to Dallas to visit my aunt and uncle, have a great weekend, everyone!
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Twinkle Twinkle Little Star
I finally captured Lucas singing Twinkle Twinkle Little Star (our Tumble Class rendition) on video!
He’s very anti-mommy’s phone and doesn’t like to have his picture taken anymore, so it’s just his sweet little voice.
Enjoy!
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My Summer Reading List
Try as I might, I could not get this under four minutes so thank you for watching!
Please let me know if you have questions about my recommendations and definitely share your thoughts too.
In order in which I discussed, my summer reading list includes:
One Amazing Thing – Chitra Divakaruni
Sing You Home – Jodi Picoult
Room – Emma Donoghue
Up From The Blue – Susan Henderson
Incendiary – Chris Cleve
The Writing Circle – Corinne Demas
What are you reading this summer?!