It's Monday. It's going to be pitch black outside when I leave work today. And it's November. Blech.
While I'm not excited about adapting to daylight savings, I am looking forward to the holidays.
Yes, it's true, I'm part of the rest of the female population...sporting an infinity scarf with cognac boots and could be seen carrying a Starbucks pumpkin spiced latte while infusing my house with a pumpkin roll Scentsy scent. Oh, and I'll even snap a picture of all that and upload it to Instagram. We're all so cliche, aren't we?
Or just totally obsessed with the coming of the holidays that are right around the corner.
Which really means...you better get your ass in gear.
Is anyone else's head spinning about the next couple months?
What do I prepare for Thanksgiving dinner this year? *** Better start shopping for Carson's birthday and Christmas gifts. *** How on earth will we coordinate schedules and babysitters for the gazillion holiday parties? *** Where will the Christmas tree go in our new house? *** When will I find time to get our family holiday card designed and mailed?
Such a busy, overwhelming time of year.
But, also the most joyous, cheerful time of year!
Designing my company's holiday party invite was what sent me into excessive-anxiety-holiday to-do-list-tailspin today. About my personal to-dos of course.
But, I'm not complaining too much. Because it's pretty rad when I get to put aside the construction services design and writing tactics and spend time doing something I enjoy in my spare time.
For fun, I thought I would share holiday invites from a few past parties as well. Maybe it will inspire someone to get their holiday party invite or family card started. Lord knows I'm already thinking about ours!
We never host a holiday party (our friends have it more than covered), so it's fun to have the opportunity to design these for my company.
Happy holiday party planning everyone!
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