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2017 in Review {Best Year Yet}

Well hey guys, I found this in my long list of drafts.
In the wondreful year of 2017, I...
Filled a house with 10 of the loveliest ladies in Savannah for my bachelorette. 
Had that monumental day I dreamt of since I was like 8, snagging Dylan forever
Explored Savannah with two dedicated Aussie wedding guests
Celebrated Leslie and Steve's monumental day in Georgia AND Dylan's cousin and her man in California 
Had a mountains, surf and seafood-filled honeymoon in Portugal and Spain 
Hosted our 2nd Annual Mardis Gras party 
Hosted our 1st Annual Midsummer Fest
Enjoy so much cuddle time and hikes with the best Sisi Dog. 
Started a relatively successful garden, harvesting FIVE jalepenos! That cauliflower should be ready soon (Update: I harvest 5 bushleses a tad too late but enjoyed some of them).
Spent my 28th birthday in Boston and Maine
Switched clothes with Dylan for Halloween and howled down the street. 
Applied to grad school round DOS. All your well-wishing rituals are welcome, friends!
and welcomed THREE friends' babies! Welcome to the world, Griffen, Vince and Max! :) You all got some fantastic padres. 

It always blows me away how much happens in a year.
Bring it on, 2018! You are the most mysterious one yet. 



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