YO YO YO Strangers!
I have not meant to ignore you. It’s just that I have been one busy bee Cheeto.
Eating and drinking:
Boarding House
uh oh, Scooter Frozen Custard is back open
lots of vacationing over Christmas and New Years in England, Belgium, Nederlands plus Mexico over Valentine’s Day:
Parliament is 1,000 years old, insanity!
Bruges clock tower
Westminster, fit for a princess to marry
streets of london, British cab to prove it
You can’t visit Amsterdam without touring the world’s skunkiest beer factory
dutch apple pie, word
Viva la Mexico
Mexico Dapper
Valentine’s in Riviera Maya, Mexico
Purging my closet of clothes I don’t wear and trying out new outfits:
the higher the hair, the closer to God
Gingham and stripes
Burberry London splurges
Gangam, I mean gingham style
flat hair, don’t care
trend overload
But mostly…. just not running a ton. It’s hard to chase Cheeto then, huh? Welp, I am back on the radar since the eating, drinking and vacationing have resulted in a wardrobe full of clothing that seems to have shrunk?!?!?
I promise to check in more often, happy snow day Chicago.
Those pics look awesome. You guys did it up right. My trip to the Riviera Maya consisted of cheap beer and tacos from street vendors. Oh yeah, and climbing some pyramids!
That’s the BEST kind of Mexican vacation!
Cute outfits! Looks like you have been having a lovely time!
Love those outfits, especially the striped dress! And I’m totally jealous of your vacationing
Thanks! Now if only I could get my booty back on running track. Your training has been awesome over the crappy winter!
Yay! So glad you’re back. My husband and I are going to France and Belgium in the fall. I need some Belgium recommendations please!
So fun, I am jealous! Where in Belgium? If you can, visit Bruges. It is the most magical place I have ever visited! The town looks like something out of a fairytale and the history behind the city is fascinating. The town of Bruges became a major trading port for Europe about 1500 and the citizens became well established, wealthy. With this economic boom they built magnificent church and government buildings. The channel used for boats to import and export and afforded them such wealth dried up in the 15th century. The town went bankrupt and became very poor and a ghost town so no grand buildings were built. Yet all the older buildings remain and are now protected as historical landmarks. It’s like the town is stuck in the 15th century, so charming!