It is AFTER 1:30 and I am still awake. Yes, I do have to work tomorrow-8:30 a.m to be exact. I have spent all evening preparing for my NYE mini-vacay to Charleston. I am not the best packer. I tend to get distracted easily and pretty much move like a turtle. I am very indecisive and ALWAYS over pack. Luckily, I am completely finished EXCEPT for the hairdryer! I know this late night will be well worth it when I am dancing myself into the new year with E at the Mariott NYE shin-dig.
What's on your NYE agenda? Charleston, Nashville, Atlanta? Give me details! Any great outfits?
I finally settled on a turquoise, fitted, one strap dress. Pictures to come following the holiday.
This Southern Sophisticate is off to get beauty rest. Zac Brown Band concert tomorrow night and in the air to the Holy City on Thursday.
Until next time, may your hump day be filled with magnolias, bourbon and an easy Wednesday Work load!!!
Wednesday, December 29, 2010
Friday, December 24, 2010
Merry White CHRISTmas, Y'all!
at
7:26 PM
The snow is falling in Owensboro, Kentucky, and according to the weather channel in about 50% of the country. I hope all of you are nestled in a warm home enjoying quality time with the ones you love on this lovely CHRISTmas eve. I am sending warm wishes to you and yours for a very merry CHRISTmas! Remember the true reason for the season.
MERRY CHRISTmas!
XoXo
MERRY CHRISTmas!
XoXo
Monday, December 20, 2010
THE GARTH BROOKS!
at
9:21 PM
Tomorrow night might just be one of the most epic nights of my life. I have tickets to see THE Garth Brooks. Not only did I think this would NEVER happen, but I didn't ever expect to have tickets in hand. This country legend is the only legend I have yet to cross off my list. I promise to report back with lots of pictures and video for all of my friends in low places :o)
XoXo
P.S. Mr. Brooks sold over 140,00 tickets and raised $3.5 million dollars for our AMAZING Nashville, Tennessee flood relief. Many families within our city are still recovering from the United States' most devastating natural disaster since 2005. The need is real-and without our own local heroes of public servants and Nashville's own tight-knit community, it would not be possible. THANK YOU to each and every person who contributed. Each ticket holder, security worker, bartender and musician-you have helped bring our community back to life. Without your generosity, we would not be able to celebrate like we are with Garth's performances. We are not just Music City, USA. We are the definition of community, and I am proud to know so many of you who show the world what camaraderie is all about!
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)


