A Week In The Life, Vol 36.
Labor Day weekend comes to a close…
And we had a super full week!
My handsome boy on his first day of school. He’s just the best.
He was super sad to leave Jordan all day. It was cute but heartbreaking!
So I put pictures of Jordan in his lunchbox and both his and Emilia’s backpacks. They loved it.
Then we had make-your-own-pizza night as a new back-to-school tradition.
So good.
Then it was this girl’s first day of school! I can’t believe it.
Had to kiss doggy goodbye! Doggy visits the vet every morning, if you can’t tell… he gets all sorts of accessories too.
She loved it.
Then it was the two of us.
My little pup.
Reunited!
Super excited for school!
I’d like her backpack in my size.
Love of my life.
Cheeseboard snacks.
Burrata snacks.
Best thing ever watching baby Cooper eat meatballs.
Celebrated my brother’s birthday!
Cousins!! We got to visit our new baby niece/cousin. She is the sweetest and makes Jordan look huge.
He is just so edible.
Tacos please.
Celebrated our cousin’s bridal shower!
I wear this baby nonstop!
That blonde hair sparkle!
Egg salad prep for the week is the easiest.
One of the best house salads I’ve made. With crispy potatoes.
And my little old man to finish out the long weekend!
4 Comments on “A Week In The Life, Vol 36.”
Emilia is truly a style iconÂ
That first picture…Max is ALL you. Crazy because I’ve always thought he totally took after your husband but this photo…Hello Jessica! :)
Can’t believe that they are both in school now! How?! Loved Emilia first day outfit. Love all of Jordan’s PJ’s. Sounds like it was a busy but good week. Thank you for sharing them with us. Love seeing them grow up!
The first days of school can be crazy sad but it looks like you have it covered. Max is one handsome little boy and Emilia – what a cute little rainbow girl. I love what you did with the pictures of Jordan in their backpacks. The pictures of all the cousins is such a nice way to record their growth and progress – that’s something that I hope you keep up. I guarantee that they’ll thank you as they grow up.