Life's Little Details

"The details are not the details. They make the design." -- Charles Eames

Happy Monday! I hope there was a splash of whimsy and wonder in your weekend. Did you do anything exciting? Go on and tell me you experienced sweater weather in all its glory. Engage in any fall festivities? Life around Lil' Puna has been rather quiet in Flyboy's absence. The pups and I are counting down the hours until he returns this weekend. All the closets have been reorganized, every nook and cranny of the house is clean, and the Bravo channel remains on at all times. There's just something so comforting about Andy Cohen and his Clubhouse clique. If you've invested as much time as I have in these TV shows, they become like family. Did you see part two of the RHONJ reunion? Wow! I was left speechless. And while I don't think I could have digested another hour of the reunion this week, I'm pretty excited for next Sunday. Bring on the fresh work week and let's press fast forward. Of course, I have a lot of reasons I'm excited to speed things up, namely FB's return. Until then, I'll relish some of my favorite moments from the past few weeks -- they're the details that make this life a whole lot sweeter.

Scored this dress on sale! // Colorful arm party. // A sweater comb to spice things up around Puna. // Mixing prints and color.

Some of my latest beauty favorites. // Time to GSD -- get stuff done. // Beesly post groomer. // Pumpkin Spice Latte.

It's true! I finally stepped foot inside a C-17. I was so ecstatic to see Flyboy's "office." It was impressive!

More scenes from my C-17 adventure. // Beesly shows her Mizzou pride with a tiger chew toy. // Evenings with Ellen.

A picture I took before FB departed. I miss these moments. // A Puna sunrise. // Journey to the top of the hill. // Fancy feet.

Beesly helps me blog. // Weekend work attire. // Toast slathered with Cookie Butter. // New notecards.

Wishing you a marvy Monday!

Toodles,

ANF

P.S. Pardon Tripp's absence in this photo compilation. Lately, he's shied away from the spotlight. It's hard being the man of the house.