So this year on NYE, I was feeling a bit down in the dumps. I just really hate that this fun week with my husband (who's had the entire week off of work) is coming to an end.
So instead of going out to dinner we decided to stay in. We didn't see friends or family, and in all honesty it was perfect. James went to bed and E and I decided to make a special dinner of fondue. Gah, I love fondue.
After eating the entire pot of cheesy goodness we relaxed and called it a night at 9:30. Yes, I was in bed with the light out my 9:45, and it was wonderful.
Today was also filled with wonderful nothing-ness. We woke up late (whoo! 7:30!), played in the living room, brewed coffee and ate biscotti for breakfast. Later today we visited my grandma and headed to E's family's house for dinner. Nothing-ness rocks. And not cooking dinner doesn't hurt either.
It was a cold New Years Day. Only in the low teens. Beautiful too.

What is that? Under the tree? Rumpus! Snuggled up upside down with his kitty fangs showing.
And the view on the drive to E's family's house. Glorious I tell you.

Tell E (and James, for that fact) that they're just going to have to deal with the endless photos because we like seeing them! It's their own fault for being so strikingly handsome and photogenic. ;-) Really.... "life is hard when you're beautiful."
ReplyDeleteWe have a cat that looks just like your's but she's a bit whiter and she's named Snooki
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