Friday Wishlist Birthday/Christmas Edition

In less than a month I turn 34.  Gasp.  And then it is Christmas.  Gasp Again.  So I think it is time to develop the much anticipated LIST.  Here is what is on my wish list:

I've talked about them with too many people.  It's time to bite the bullet.  Gray Converse.  Size 8

These cute Steve Madden leopard flats.  Size 8

Maureen inspired me with big girl pajamas.  Instead of old yoga pants and a random tee-shirt from 2003 maybe these?  Size Medium and obviously I will wear them just like this gal.  

And these cute pink slippers would be a great addition to the pjs outfit :) 

I like this neutral table runner.  I could just keep it on the dining room all year long! 

Love this Kendra Scott necklace 

I read some reviews of the UP 24 Jawbone and I really want to try it!  Can track your steps and SLEEPING and workouts and calories burned and all that fun stuff! 

Pretty sure it is time for a new yoga mat.  I stand firmly my Lululemon's THE MAT and I love the blue color! 

Ryan will laugh hysterically because he randomly will fold my laundry and is in shock about how many yoga pants I own.  But I love them.  And these are really cute! 

And while we on the subject of yoga, this is super cute! 

I think I need a "R" bracelet to add to my P and C!  All the boys on my wrist #adorable 

I also told my mom I would like a cordless upright Dustbuster thing.  For my floors.  Like after dinner I could do a quick vacuum of dog hair and food?  But it is such a pain to unwrap the cord and plug it in.  The struggle is real my friends.  Anyway, does this exist?

My dad always likes to get me a book.  I can't wait to read this one! 

Plaid and a scarf?  Yes please. 

To celebrate the season I also love gift cards to Nordstroms, Lululemon, manicure/pedicures and wine.  LOTS OF WINE.  Or cash. (ha ha)

What is on your list?  Is it too soon to talk about it??

If I wasn't so tired...

I don't know about you all, but everyday I home with with my kids I have BIG plans for nap time. BIG.  Sometimes I even make a list of all the things I am going to do.  Then when I finally get both of those crazy boys to bed, wipe down the kitchen from breakfast and lunch and pick up the toys that are scattered everywhere, I look at the list.  I sit down and look at the list.  And suddenly I feel very tired.  Exhausted.  Usually I just end up on the couch, watching DVR and taking a cat nap myself.

Here are a few items on my list: 

1. Plan a creative project for the boys.  Like a scavenger hunt.  Or arts and crafts.  Glue and glitter would be involved.

2. Bake something.  And then promptly give it away so it is not sitting around begging me to eat it.

3. Read for a longer period of time than 5 minutes.

4. Really clean my house.  Not just picking up the billion toys and vacuuming the dog hair.  But a good, deep cleaning.  Maybe even break out a sponge.  

5. Organize something.  There are many options for this.

6.  Plan a party.  Someone at work was just commenting on how much fun our parties used to be.  Now we have 2 kids and I guess are old and boring.

7.  Think about making Paul something else for lunch besides a jelly sandwich.  Seriously that is what he has everyday.  He likes it, but come on.

What is on your list?