Weekend Recap
Hey friends! How was your weekend? Splendid, I hope. We hit the road Friday and headed for my hometown in Northern Indiana to spend some time with my parents.
I miss a lot of things about Northern Indiana, one being the sunsets. The sunsets just don’t seem to be as beautiful in Indianapolis.
On Saturday morning, my mom and I took the dogs on a walk around town.
Sometimes I really miss living in my small town. When I was growing up I thought it was the most boring place on earth, and I couldn’t wait to get out. (You small towners know what I’m talking about.) But now I look forward to going back to visit my one stoplight town in the middle of cornfields.
After our walk, my mom and I headed to the mall while Brad stayed home and babysat the dogs. When we got back from our shopping trip we took a dip in my parents’ pool. Their dog, Lola, decided to join in the fun too. Jack absolutely hates water so he passed on the pool.
We headed up to New Buffalo, Michigan (about 20 minutes away) for dinner. We tried out a new sushi restaurant, and it didn’t disappoint.
It’s mandatory to stop by Oink’s for ice cream while in New Buffalo. I almost always get coconut almond fudge. It’s pretty amazing.
After gobbling up our ice cream, my parents went home while Brad and I headed to the beach to be romantical and watch the sunset. We also skipped rocks. Brad is clearly a better rock skipper than me, but I’m working on my skills.
Ahh, check out that sunset. Super romantical, right?
We took the dogs on another walk Sunday morning. Lola needed to cool off afterward so she took a dip in the pool.
Before we headed back to Indy, I pointed out to my mom that her hens and chicks were growing like crazy, so she proceeded to dig some up and put them in a box for me to bring back. Thanks, mom! Don’t worry, I’ll show you guys what I end up doing with them.
How was your weekend?
Eat any ice cream?
Do anything fun and romantical?
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Love the pics! Those sunsets are gorgeous!
Week-end: Awesome
Ice cream: Twice. Check.
Fun and romantical: Fun. Check. Romantical. Bahahahaha.
Your hometown looks so cute! And that ice cream looks AMAZING
Again, love your New Buff pics 🙂 Northern Indiana/Lake Michigan are the prettiest sunsets, I have to agree! What is your hometown? I’m from Middlebury, and now live in Goshen. About 45 min east of South Bend. Represent! 🙂
That view is absolutely gorgeous! And definitely romantical 😉 We dont really live in a “small” town, but all our friends 30 minutes north in the city think our town is the most backwards hick place ever.
So glad you had fun! Lola is ADORABLE!
Thanks for the anniversary wishes!
I haven’t jumped on the Instagram bandwagon yet, but I’m sure I’ll take the plunge soon. That sushi looks amazing, along with the ice cream!
Your hometown looks beautiful! I would love to live there.
That ice cream looks delicious. Nom nom.
Looks like an amazing weekend!! Your hometown looks so cute!! And your parents pool is lust worthy! Glad you guys had so much fun!
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I love small Indiana towns…Im from on in Southern Indiana, they are just the best!!
Totally understand what you mean about small towns! I too grew up in a town of about 5000 give or take, moved to the big city, and now living in my hubby’s hometown of about 1200. Talk about change!! But seriously, never in a million years would I thought I would be back in a small town. Totally love it!!! 🙂
hi! just came across your blog and saw you were from indiana. small world. i’m from la porte and live in westfield!! i share your passion for making things things fabulous and despise cookie cutter. we live in a small but awesome 112 year old house. i’m going to follow your blog and hopefully learn a few things!
Just discovered your site and love it! So happy to find bloggers from Indiana! I live in North Central IN and go to school in Muncie. I’m excited to read more of your blog, I love your style!
How does your mom get succulents to grow like this? I would love to put some of these in my house, but at $4 for a small plant, I’m too cheap to pounce. Do they multiply really quickly? Maybe it would be worth it if I can get a few small plants to multiply.