nine days.

I apologize for being a bad, bad blogger the past couple weeks. However, in 9 days, you all are in for a huge treat and the blog is going to be in for a big update. Niklaas' photography!! Remember last August? Sigh. I refer that as the golden era in which we took pictures every single day and I posted every single day and it was just delightful. I can't wait for that again!

Anyone else feeling dead and unmotivated? Or should I say...everyone? Ha. I definitely am. The ONLY thing getting me through these weeks is the fact that I get to be home for five whole weeks. School free. Stress free. I'm excited for Christmas, but really, I am going to just be so happy to be home this year. It's a funny thing anymore with Holidays. I have never once in my life been excited about Thanksgiving but after almost not making it home for the holiday and then being there with my dad and my best friend and her family, I was just so at peace. It put the biggest smile on my face just to be able to be in the same room as everyone I love! It's cheesy, I know. But you really learn to appreciate such little things.

I had the best weekend of college this weekend- and I've had some good ones! At the greatest place on earth (Target) I found a onsie on Friday night. I bought it. 12 bucks. Wanting to make sure it fit, I tried it on in the car over my clothes. And voila. Most comfortable item of clothing ever. Deeply and newly in love, I couldn't take it off! So what did I do? I wore my new onsie WITH attached feet into the school cafeteria. And boy, was it a social experiment to remember. Literally, every single person stared at me. I was so impressed with my ability to keep a straight face! Friday nights are usually the nights when everyone is dressed nicely and ready to go out after dinner so wearing a onsie wasn't exactly normal. As in, the first time it's happened. I even walked by this huge football player and caused him to choke up his milk in laughter. It was amazing.

My onsie in TARGET! Next to Taylor.

Last night, we bought a million strings of lights and for four hours, we took it upon ourselves to decorate our entire dorm hall and our individual rooms! We played Christmas music and danced around and made snowflakes. It was a blast! I really really love all the friends I've made. I'm completely infatuated with Missoula. I'm the happiest I've ever been here!

We took these pictures during our weekend together in November on the way to Spokane. I absolutely love this dress! I got it from Charolette Russe and it's so pretty. I love the white lace on the top and the flowers! I think next time I style this I'll take out the belt or switch sweaters because for me, this is a pretty "loud" outfit. I love pattern mixing...but not usually in such a bright way. This cardigan is one of my pre-blog items that has stayed in my closet- it's amazing what pieces from my pre-blog days are still in there! It's just simple and cozy and my grandma picked it out, so really I couldn't throw it out. It's striped and red and so cozy!

dress-Charolette Russe sweater-American Eagle belt- Old Navy Tights-Old Navy Boots-Charolette Russe

Well. I'm laying in bed...still. Sleepovers are a dangerous thing. We have dear old Maggie in here currently and she's lived with us for the past three days. I definitely missed out on the sleepover thing in high school. They're amazing. I'll update WEDNESDAY:)

Love,
Maggie