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Away from it all.

We're leaving the mess behind.  *Seriously* 

Our lives have been pure chaos the past few weeks.  Our house? ha!  A total DISASTER zone.  Have YOU ever tried to pack up a whole house on your own with a newborn??  YIKES.  We are not neat packers.  I'm okay with it.  Mikey looked at me the other day and said "your just dying aren't you?"  He was referring to the state of our house. I'm typically a NEAT NUT, so how we've been living the past two weeks is completely FOREIGN to me.  But, I'm dealing. 

I promised myself that we wouldn't ruin our summer weekends over the whole packing/moving ordeal.  It's not worth it.  It'll all get done, in time.  Summer weekends are WAY TOO precious to me. 

So, we're packing our bags and headed to my favorite place in the world for the weekend.  A little quality time on the coast with the fam and some friends.  I think I'll be MUCH better come Monday:)

We just need to get away.  Away from the boxes, away from the piles of  "stuff", away from the real world for a bit.  And there is simply NO other place I'd rather do it than Beaufort.

Can't wait to see this tonight...




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  1. Hi! Just found your blog. Collins is adorable! I love her thighs. :-) Enjoy every minute of the baby season. My youngest is already 2 1/2 and trying to boss the family around. Thanks so much for listing my blog in your sidebar. Good luck with all the packing!
    abby

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