Its NOVEMBER! Officially the month that we think of all we are thankful for. I'm a day late on the bandwagon but I thought I would also dedicate this month to all the things I'm thankful for. 

Today as superficial as it sounds, I am extremely thankful for my coffee maker! 

I could not have done it this morning with out it. This pregnancy is making me more than just a little tired. I'm down-right-exhausted! When my daughter came in this morning ready to wake up at the ungodly hour of 5:45am I literally started crying. I informed her my alarm had not gone off, she was not allowed in my bed, and she needed to either go upstairs or back to her room until my alarm went off. 

Well my alarm sounded, instead of pushing snooze I pushed OFF! An hour later I frantically ran upstairs and there was my little girl eating an apple surronded by thousands of candy wrappers. How did she get this candy? I have no clue. The candy was 'hidden' on top of the fridge. 

Needless to say with just a push of a button my coffee was being brewed and I was back to human form and ready to take on the day. Even though it can mostly make me decaf right now, I still love it!

xoxo

Trick of Treat

Sophia had a GREAT time Trick or Treating last night! We've been going through a bit of a rough patch behavior wise lately (trust me 3 is worse than 2) so it was nice to have a drama free night with no tantrums.

We decided to go to the big old houses in the beautiful Historic Cleveland Park neighborhood of DC. The homes are absolutely gorgeous and I got to take sneak peaks of the inside since we walked all the way to the door. We even walked by President Cleveland's old 'summer home.' Unfortunately they were not home to pass out candy. But lots of other houses were! I think we hit about 25 houses in all and walked what felt like miles. Halloween only comes once a year so I let her go as long as she wanted. Thankfully my husbands aunt came along to help me.

First house of the night!

My baby bumble bee

Awesome Wings!

Decided she needed makeup