
**i realize ellie is wearing the same shirt in this post on monday that she was wearing in this post from friday. grayson and i went to dallas on saturday. ellie and landon stayed home. enough said. :)
Aiming for progress, not perfection.
"...being confident of this, that He who began a good work in you
will carry it on to completion until the day of Christ Jesus."
Philippians 1:6

this is the olivia crib from pottery barn kids. i swoon over it's vintage-inspired beauty. right now, the crib and crib mattress are on sale for $999. needless to say, i do not have this crib. kylah and i have been drooling over it for the past couple days though. i promise i haven't been trying to persude her to buy it for her August baby. (ahem.)
this is the american appearl knot-top baby hat in asphalt. i recently purchased two of these, one in the color shown, and one in chocolate brown. they're only $3.99!! grayson looks a-dor-able in them. he sort of has some crazy half-bald-half-hitler hairdo going on right now, and it's still sorta chilly. he looks so sweet in hats, so i decided to get him a couple he could wear right into the spring. these are very light and highly recommended. plus they come in 14 yummy colors.
and finally, the to-die-for sugar scrub cubes from naiad. this flavor is passionfruit papaya. i haven't tried it, but i do have vanilla chai. they are amazing. i love how my skin feels after a sugar or salt scrub, but they're usually really messy and oily. these are solid cubes that you take in the shower and scrub over you. they get soft quickly in the steam, leave your skin very, very soft and smell divine. also, they don't leave a nasty mess. bonus. i love to use them before a date or after a long day. at $13.50, they cost a tad more than something you could pick up at walmart or target, but such an indulgence is worth it for a busy, tired mama.
*note: these are not my cupcakes...the edges of mine are rolled in valentine-colored sprinkles. other than that, a spitting image. yep. mmm hmm. what?! no! the tops did not rise over the edges of the liners and get crunchy at all! i can't believe you'd even suggest something like that.
