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Backyard Party
Memorable moments: mmmm dancing with my husband and chilling on the patio swing whilst everyone danced the night away.

Mera and I ran so many errands to make this night possible. The purpose was to celebrate her parents love. It started with a trip to IKEA to wipe the entire store of their fairy lights (we definitely left them with nothing). We then proceeded to purchase many thin curtains to create the backdrop for photos all while sipping on a brown sugar espresso and talking about yup you guessed it boys ... it's typical for 17 year-old girls to have that topic on rotation hahaha. 

That same week we drove to the Flower Market in DTLA to pick up some beautiful eucalyptus and baby's breath. Due to the lack of experience we have planning parties we bought tooooooo much baby's breath. My mother in law had a little accident and fell on a poorly built sidewalk. We managed to get her some ice and we headed back home. Once the sun went down me, Mat and Mera scrubbed the backyard with water and soap to get it squeaky clean. We had an emergency trip to THE HOME DEPOT we were short on lights and had only enough to cover half of the pergola and finally the night was concluded with everything running smoothly.
 
This summer has been filled with activities and I cherish every moment as I'm exited yet dreading going back to school. The dread comes from knowing my time will be limited not in regards to actual scholarly material for that I am exited. Which is why I'm posting here, this blog has been my hobby for so many years and as of late I have not had time ... I intend to make time to record all my big and small escapades.

I'm loving this summer!

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