A Huge Thank You!!! And Project 364: Days 326 Through 332

You may notice that the blog has a new look! A huge thank you to my friend, Sherry, who designed it for us. Sherry is so awesome and I really appreciate all her hard work. All the pictures in the header and along the side are from our family session with Jennie Wiebe Photography. If you live in KW or surrounding area, and want photos taken, you should get in touch with her. 

I haven't posted a Project 364 in awhile so you'll get two in a row. While I have loved doing this project, I can tell I am running out of steam on it, so sometimes the only picture I took in a day was one I've already posted on Instagram. Sorry for the repeats for those of you who follow me there.

November 23, 2014 -- I woke up at 4:30am this day to get winter tires put on our car. I was home by 8am and had a ton of energy. We I got a lot done this day, including hanging the dried flax flower Dave made while we were in New Zealand. It had been framed and sitting on our piano, waiting to be hung, since mid-June. This is the most boring picture ever unless you are Dave and me and are as excited as we are that this is Finally. On. Our. Wall!!! We plan on doing a travel gallery wall as we collect more so hopefully this wall won't always be this empty.

November 24, 2014 -- This was a rainy afternoon of doing errands so I got a Starbucks to keep my spirits up. Sadly, they messed up my order and I had to go back and get it fixed.

November 25, 2014 -- It's been so cold out lately (although not really so I can't explain why I've been so cold) that I've been heating up my comfort bag every night before I go to bed.

November 26, 2014 -- I thought this might be one of the last laundry hanging out days of the year. Spoiler: I was wrong :)

November 27, 2014 -- It was labyrinth night at LOGOS. I love this night.

November 28, 2014 -- It's ironic that our flannel sheets have snowflakes on them but I've never been as happy to crawl into a pile of snow!

November 29, 2014 -- I was so happy with how this fireworks picture turned out from the opening night of Wonder Of Winter -- the light display in one of our parks.