Happy Friday! We’re so excited to start our Feature Friday series back today with such an amazing person. You probably already know him, follow him on Instagram, and adore his uplifting and beautiful feed, but you’re about to learn a little more about Francis Dominic today and we think you’re going to love him even more. See what we’re talking about below…

A sad day.

Flying World Business Class with KLM is an experience in and of itself, with the best service, friendliest flight attendants, and the most delicious meals. You leave the plane feeling taken care of and, most of the time, wishing the flight was a little longer. It’s easy to fall in love with flying World Business Class with KLM, but there is one part of the whole experience that we never expected to fall in love with: receiving a KLM Delft Blue House at the end of every flight.

On perhaps the wettest and dreariest Monday in existence, let’s see what we can be grateful for today instead of being frustrated with how things have actually gone.

Found!

It started flurrying yesterday but we didn’t think anything of it. This morning, we woke up to a winter wonderland. That is, for Tennessee at least.

We’ve been through it once with the middle kiddo, and now it’s time for baby girl’s chance to shine. And by shine, we mean she is, most definitely and without a doubt, in the midst of going through the terrible twos.

Every night, without fail, as soon as we start cooking, the kids migrate to the kitchen, like there’s a secret siren alerting them to make their way to the center of the house as soon as we turn on the stove.

After a year of coordinating and planning, we spent three days in Park City, Utah, with Visit Park City (the tourism board) and had the time of our lives. If you’d like to see, here are a few pictures from the most amazing three days that started 2020 off just right.

We’ve been on a casserole kick lately, haven’t we?

It’s January, it’s cold, and it gets dark at 6p. If that’s not the perfect recipe for wanting a hot and delicious stew, than we don’t know what is.