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Friday Favorites

I see the light at the end of the tunnel 7 hours separate me from the weekend!

I'm linking up with Andrea today for some Favorites!!!





One
Grayson is full of words lately. His FAVORITE is chocolate which he says very clear and anytime he tells you he is hungry. Think 6:00 in the morning this nugget is asking for "chocate"






Two
It's wine time! The next town over has a "Wine about winter" where you purchase tickets (we got the VIP which gets us early admission) and then go around to all the cute little shops and taste wine and food. I'm so excited to do this with my cousin, sister and mom tomorrow. Spending time with those 3 girls is for sure a FAVORITE




Three
This picture melts my heart and was a FAVORITE moment from the week. I was doing laundry and he climbed up on my lap and said "snuggie mama" and I dropped everything and snuggied that baby of mine. Then he asked for picture so we did that too. 



Four
This recipe from Mix and Match Mama is divine and a new FAVORITE! Super easy. I made it a little my own with a few adjustments here and there. I threw my boneless skinless chicken breasts in the crock pot before work with one can of chicken broth and the rest water. When I came home they were done! Then I just followed the recipe except I added 2 spoonfuls of the broth/water mixture I had cooked the chicken in to give it some flavor. It was even better the next day for left overs!


Five
My husband is one of my FAVORITE people always but this week especially because I was just not feeling 100% and he for sure picks up the slack and without him I would be lost. 



Cheers to the weekend!
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