Yup, it's STILL January. . . .

Is it really still January?!  I haven't posted in couple of weeks, but here we are...brutal, negative windchills, never ending coughs & some long days at home!  BUT, I wouldn't trade even those long days at home with the girls for anything in the world!  Here is a glimpse at our days at home in the long month of January:

Poor Cora....whenever Sonoma goes into her room to play alone ( usually with Barbies or something that has a thousand little pieces) she shuts the door and Cora lays on her belly peaking under the crack yelling "Sissy Sissy Sissy"

Waiting for the Milkman is very exciting!

My little snuggle bugs

Cora is wearing my dress up glasses from when I was a little girl.  

Sonoma always wants Cora to snuggle with her.  And most of the time, she does!

Sonoma likes to trace Cora's body on the Aqua Doodle mat and is always yelling at her to sit still or lay down!

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Cora got her first Barbie!  She gave Sonoma her tiny shoes and purse though :)

Check out those sweet curls!

Oh, there's the glasses again

Looking past the awful uniform, doesn't Sonoma look adorable?  I would also like to take this time to see if anyone wants to buy Sonoma an IU Cheerleading outfit?!?!  

Snack time!  See the glasses again on the floor?!

Monumental moment:  Cora's 1st cake pop!  Now accepting Starbucks gift cards at EVERY holiday, or just because :)  It's no longer a $4.50 latte trip. . . .

I was very grateful to be given the opportunity to travel to Nashville, TN this past weekend to attend our annual Leadership Summit for my new Rodan + Fields business.  To say the trip was amazing would be an understatement.  I came home completely inspired, motivated and more excited than ever before about growing and expanding my business.  I met so many wonderful friends over the weekend and look forward to seeing everyone later this year in Atlanta at Convention.

I had the pleasure of spending the weekend with the doctors, Dr. Rodan & Dr. Fields.  

Just a few of my beautiful team mates!

I was so grateful that Grandma and T were able to come up and spend the weekend helping out with the girls and taking care of them while Marcus worked.  The girls had a BLAST and did so many different fun things!  Despite the weather, they still were able to go out to dinner, go shopping for new shoes for Sonoma and go to the gym and Sonoma's swimming lesson.  This trip for me would have never been possible without their help and it meant so much!  I came home to two sweet girls who wanted to lay in their sleeping bags all day.  Sunday has now been declared Sleeping Bag Sunday!

Fun in the ball pit!

We are home today with both girls unfortunately sick.  Here's to hoping for a quick recovery from colds and coughs and a great upcoming weekend!