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-Find Joy in the little things-

Hey Friends!
Here is a random list of things that have made me happy this week. What made you happy?

                                                             Happy things:
  • Meeting two toddlers who were both named Emma on the same day (Yes, I did melt just a little bit 💗)
  • Nude colored nail polish
  • Children's songs
  • Gum (Fun Emma Fact: I wholeheartedly love gum)
  • Color coordinating clothes
  • Long phone calls with friends
  • Parks and Rec TV show
  • Bubbles
  • Watching a dad at work play with his baby daughter 
  • Raincoats
  • New friendships
  • White Chocolate Peppermint Tea
  • Laughing so hard, I cried
  • Sweet coworkers 
  • Gym days
  • Cat socks
  • My cat, a neighbor's cat, a friend's new cat...all the cats... I think you get the gist. 
  • Trips to Goodwill
  • My cousin
  • Card games
  • Visiting a new bookstore
  • Starting this blog
  • Adeline Grey
  • The smell of warm baking pumpkin bread
  • Red brick walls
  • Finding the perfect gift for my mom
Hugs,
Em

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