A Christmas Story

Christmas came and went far to fast for me this year. I had such a blast with Dewey down in Florida. Her and Kona had so much fun playing all day. I can't tell if its the exhaustion, the snow or Dew missing her dad, but she seems a little depressed now that we're back in BK. It breaks my heart! OK, back to Christmas. For Christmas Eve we headed to mass (for my grandmother's enjoyment) and then whipped up a delicious meal that we enjoyed with a few glasses of wine. After we rested our stomachs we engaged in a little photoshoot. So much fun. Here are a couple of the shots. Hope your Christmas was just as amazing.

The Gudahl girls and their pups :)

(for the purpose of this exercise I'm claiming Dewey as my own.)

Mom, Grandma, Jessie and me.

Not a bad Christmas set up. Thanks Santa!

It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas

In Carroll Gardens! This past Saturday I walked through the neighborhood to meet a friend for dinner. Want to know what the best part of walking through the cold in December is? People leave their blinds open because they want to show off their Christmas trees! This means Kelley gets to see how some of these breathtaking brownstones are decorated. WIN.

On a side note, so excited to head to Florida for a few days and thaw out. It's been absolutely frigid in Brooklyn.

The Carroll Gardens Christmas Tree. Isn't she pretty?

The Wise Men.

Mr. and Mrs. Claus. And the reindeer.

What I believe is the most decorated house in Brooklyn.

The misfit toys!

Christmas and Aging.

As I get older I find myself asking for less and less exciting things for Christmas. Last year I asked for bed risers so I can hide all my crap under my bed. This year I asked for freezable tupperware. I live a really exciting life.

Sisterly Love. Here I am modeling my new boots. They go really well with my pj bottoms and "I heart Univision" t-shirt. Jessie sporting her new Kevin Smith jersey.

Some of my new gifts: boots, gloves, camera bag, umbrella and Christmas coffee mug!