Guys, I’m sure you can relate, but this week I have been SO busy. I meant to post this yesterday but here it is:
So, for part two of my holiday treats post I’m featuring this pigs in a blanket wreath that I made for my family Christmas party last weekend! The saddest part of this whole post is that the tray honestly never made it into my aunt’s house. I legit dropped this in the car as I was trying to carry it into the party…ugh such a horrible feeling!
One of my favorite things about the holiday season is the parties! There’s just something about being surrounded by the people that you love, getting all dolled up, and eating yummy food. This weekend I was super busy traveling all over the place! I spent both Saturday and Sunday at holiday parties and I loved every second of it. So, this week I will be doing my first foodie posts as I share with you the yummy treats that I made for these parties! One thing that many people may not know about me is that I love to cook and bake. I love to search for new recipes on Pinterest and be as creative as I can when I cook.
YAY, it’s that time of year! I loveee Christmas songs! They just give you all the feels, right!? In this post, I’ve featured my Spotify Christmas Playlist (view below or search “Christmas Playlist Styled by Sarah” on Spotify). I usually prefer really upbeat, happy holiday songs but I couldn’t help myself & included a really good variety in this playlist. You’ll find a lot of newer songs (you might not have heard them before) on this playlist because, as I said in my last playlist post, I get old of songs very fast (you could see how that could be an issue with those overplayed traditional holiday songs, cough Mariah Carey cough). I think that this playlist would be great to play while you’re decorating your house/making cookies/wrapping presents or while your girlies & friends are over for your holiday cocktail party/gift swap! Also, I’m really sorry that the player isn’t centered (I’m still trying to figure out how to do that b/c it really bugs me). P.S. scroll down to the bottom to see a good holiday memory of mine!