I hope you all had a wonderful Christmas!

All was bright and cheery on my end. I was clearly on the nice list this year (obvi.) and got nearly everything I wanted and needed - I feel very lucky to have such amazing friends and family. Tis the season indeed. Although, it would have been nice if it was a little cooler in Florida. Oh well.

But most importantly, it was so much fun to give as I love watching my friends and family get excited over the gifts I bought them. My mom was pretty excited about her custom cutting board...which turned out to be the size of her hand. (shame on me for NOT double checking dimensions)

I got a few pics snapped of my Christmas day attire. I kept it simple with a red shirt and jeans since we were running around visiting everyone. And I am in LOVE with my monogrammed clutch gifted to me by my bestie!

I love the holidays. For many reasons of course but one of my favorite reasons is because I really love getting dressed up. There's just something about throwing on a cute dress and pumps that excited me!

So my company holiday party was recently and I snapped a few pics before.

I didn't want to go out and buy anything new (it IS the holidays, y'all) so I repurposed a dress I bought last year and added some bright shoes and clutch with a touch of gold!

The shoes are one of my FAVORITE pumps by Guess. They are called "Carrie" and I literally own them in 7 different colors. The best part? They are SO comfortable.

Yep. I'm back at it. Traveling from here to there.

I was so blessed to be able to head to Georgia (on the day of Thanksgiving might I add) to see my family! Unfortunately, I wasn't able to spend the entire week up there with them but I was sure happy to spend some time with everyone. Lots of laughs around the fire, target shooting and sad, sad ice skating. But nevertheless, I was one happy girl.

My grandparents just bought a house in the mountains in Georgia and my oh my y'all, it's breathtaking.

I'm sorry that my inner child got loose and I couldn't help but take photos with the leaves. Coming from Florida, where there are none, the opportunities were endless in Georgia.