have a great {earthquake free} weekend!
is anyone else out there soooooo ready for the weekend? cause i sure am. i have to admit, this was a no good, very bad week. well, i should say it started out that way. but sometime on thursday things started to turn around a bit. the sun came out, and the mercury rose just enough so that going outside once again became a possibility, and the details of life just started coming together. and it was definitely one of those weeks where paying attention to the little things was paramount. little things, like these..
- quotes (thank you, eeyore)
- seb, one of my faves, is back in action!
- thank you notes for thank you notes
- emerson made: the spring collection, anthropologie: the bridal collection
- the blanket
- all of the awesome determiNation runners here in vermont (training starts tuesday!)
- the launch of matchbook mag (i want to be a matchbook girl!)
- the warm your soul soups at city market, healthy living, chef's corner & stone soup
- sunny, snowy days
and to make sure that smile stays put, my to do list for this weekend...
- 1/2 price mani/pedis at mirror mirror? yes, please!
- cozying up at the parlor at farmhouse tap & grill
- getting our registry on at simon pearce
- making valentine's plans for mr. f & i ...
- checking out a winter fest (or 2 or 3) in shelburne, stowe, or bennington
- laundry
this means that tomorrow could quite possibly be the best day in the whole wedding planning process. i have a thing for paper, and really (according to my brilliant mother) the theme of the wedding starts with an invitation...so tomorrow, i get to cozy up with zoe and start the creative process. and the fact that i get to do it with someone as fun and talented as zoe makes it that much more fun! stay tuned, i will surely have lots to report tomorrow!
all the parents in town had them, and could stand for hours in hockey rinks and at the bottom of ski mountains...watching their kids attempts to become olympic athletes no matter the temperature. and while the moms and dads complained about cold hands and frostbitten noses, no one uttered a word about cold toes. and i know now that that had a whole lot to do with the magical and oh so fashionable footwear known as the 






















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