It started out as a lovely morning.

Last weekend we headed out to an Airbnb in the Pocono Mountains for my sister’s bachelorette party. It was a super cute little boho cabin in the woods with a sauna and spa in the basement.

It was a lovely slow morning albeit a cold one. The temp was reading -8F that weekend.

Em’s friend’s came up with the cutest games to play.

Which was exactly what we were doing when Brooke said, “Do you hear water dripping?”

And then I heard it. The sound every experienced home renovator dreads . . .

That of dripping water. A pipe burst in the ceiling and was running out the crack and then pouring out of the lightbulbs.

We collected every trash can in the house including the two large trash cans outside because it started to run down the walls and fill the hollow wood beam in the basement which started cracking.

At one point the ceiling alarm short-circuited and we heard a British woman’s voice start talking nonsense in the basement. Funny except for the water pouring out of every crevice. The owner was grateful for saving her home with copious amounts of trash cans and every towel available, but I did not envy her the post-flood demo that was going to be necessary.

We came back to Lancaster for the night and had a lovely time.

The fun is the people anyway.

A couple of days ago Lily brought me a sticky note and said “We are going to have a Lih-wee and Mommy night so write this down.” She proceeded to tell me the things we should do together and scheduled an evening.

And let’s be honest, who wouldn’t want to spend an evening with this cute face? Love the sweet, sassy, stubborn girl that is my Lily.

When the lights turned off after we finished reading in bed she wanted to “snuggle” (notice that was number one on the list), so she asked to hold my hand. A couple of minutes later she said, “Ok I’m done now. You can let go.” My girl. I mean, MY GIRL. Hahahaha.

On the podcast this week, I shared how to host the ultimate Galentine’s Day party. Use this Galentines Day party guide with home decor, menu items, game ideas, and 9 outfit formulas for the perfect day with your girls.

Need an easy game day recipe? Tangy and tasty, this sweet and sour meatballs recipe is the perfect party dish or family dinner and is always a crowd favorite!

Ever wonder what the best way is to store herbs in the fridge? Learn this hack on how to store herbs in the fridge for longer!

Letโ€™s check out more inspiration from this weekโ€™s Wonderful Wednesday Blog Hop!

Looking for a simple decoration for Valentineโ€™s Day? If you have some twine and fabric remnants, you can make these sweet homespun boho heart tassels

Using sliced citrus is a great way to add some color to a clear flower vase.

Olive oil, Italian seasoning, chicken, and a can of crushed tomatoes come together to make this comforting chicken cacciatore.

This romantic Valentineโ€™s simmer pot will fill your home with a spicy aroma and looks beautiful on the stove too!

Learn how to make these Valentine’s Day meringue cookies with very few ingredients and not much work!

Have a great weekend!

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