Monthly Archives: December 2010

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Earlier tonight, Scott mentioned that he had a conversation with a co-worker today about the American Girls Store in Manhattan. It sent me to the closet where my own Molly doll lives. I pulled her down and realized that it … Continue reading

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A full gallon of Chex Mix, made from Eleanor’s recipe. When it’s around, I cannot stop eating it. The contents of these jars were promptly taken to our respective offices.

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He earned the best husband prize tonight when he came to my rescue and plunged the sink after I managed to plug it up royally. It’s moments like these when I know I married the right guy.

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We spent a couple of hours with one of our favorite families this afternoon. I can’t get over the cuteness of those girls.

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Every year, since my very first Christmas, my mom has give us an ornament. The goal was to ensure that by the time my sister and I moved out on our own, that we’d have enough for our own trees. … Continue reading

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Philly got its first real dusting of snow today. I loved the way the flakes looked against this red hydrant.

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I found myself canning ham stock into the final minutes of the day. I loved how the spilled stock reflected in my counter top lighting.

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A wintertime salad. Plenty of greens, sliced cucumber, roasted brussels sprouts, sausage and blue cheese. Good stuff.

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Scott’s department had their annual holiday party earlier today. I’ve known many of his coworkers for years now and so it’s always fun to spend a raucous afternoon with them celebrating the holiday season. The theme this year was the … Continue reading

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Over Thanksgiving weekend, Scott and I pulled out the tiny, pre-lit tree that we bought at Target last year. The first Christmas we lived together, we bought an enormous Noble Fir. While it was gorgeous and so, so fragrant, it … Continue reading

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