Showing posts with label Sweet Shot Tuesdays. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sweet Shot Tuesdays. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 30, 2011

Christmas Cards

On Monday Jay and I finally had some time to take a family photo for our Christmas cards. We decided this year to do them since it will be our last year as a family of 3. And we got a really good deal through groupon, so it was almost a must!

Here is a sneak peek of the main picture for the card - its not the best but I love it!


There are two others that are on the card as well and they are just adorable. I can't wait for them to get here and share with everyone :)

Sweet Shot Tuesday

Tis the season!!!!

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Wednesday, November 16, 2011

My Special Visit

Sweet Shot Tuesday

Yesterday I had the pleasure to visit with my friend Melissa and her son Kaleb (he's only 5 weeks - AWH!!!!). Melissa asked if I could come along with her to her doctor appointment and watch Kaleb while she was being seen. Of course I said yes. For one, I always like to help someone out if I can and two he is so adorable how could I say no to spend some time with him. After her appointment I went over to her place and snapped some really good shots of Kaleb smiling at me. It made me so happy to see him smiling at me. I also helped her create some birth announcement/holiday cards. It was my pleasure to help her. I had a lot of fun doing it mostly. Creating things like that are right up my alley :) They turned out so cute! I can't wait to see them when she gets them.











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Wednesday, November 9, 2011

Soy-Ghetti

Sweet Shot Tuesday

Today for lunch I had what my family ate for dinner last night. Oh, you got to love the joys of leftovers. It sounded really good since I missed out (my mother in law sent me home dinner). They had chicken spaghetti and mixed vegetables. As always when I eat homemade spaghetti I added my signature to the bowl - soy sauce! I know, I know, it sounds completely gross but you have to try it. Just once.


You only have to drizzle a little of the soy sauce over the noodles. I then usually add garlic pepper to give an extra hint of flavor. And Ta-da you have a new and improved spaghetti. Now go on and try it!



Don't worry I don't do this at Italian Restaurants.


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