Drew the p-i-m-p

This past weekend was quite busy for us. Besides having to get a hole patched in a tire on our car with less than 1400 miles (ugh), we spent time with old, new(ish) and newer friends!

On Saturday night, our friends invited us over for some YUMMY chilly, beers and a crackling fire while the kiddos played. They actually told us about our new neighborhood while we were looking for houses this summer and now we're one block over for them! Drew loved playing with Hayden and Harper (don't you just love their names?) and when we were leaving completely gave Harper an unsolicited kiss on the cheek. Ladies man right there.

Then on Sunday, we met some new friends (and Jayhawk fans) at Brio for brunch. Have you had brunch there before? We hadn't and it was phenomenal. I had french toast with cream cheese and fruit. Who would have thought cream cheese would make it so tasty! Drew sat like a champ next to Maggie, their 1 year old darling little girl, and she couldn't stop staring at his handsome looks. Future Cleveland Jayhawk buddies right there.

Then yesterday, we ventured on a near 6-hour outing (we thought it would be like 3) with a friend and her daughter down to meet her friends in Medina and visit Castle Noel. All 4 kiddos did awesome throughout the 2-hour walk through Christmas attraction and Drew even gave Santa a high five before going down the slide with daddy. My friends daughter, Layla, is the cutest thing you've ever seen and Drew couldn't stop hugging her.

And if you're keeping track, Drew now has 4 girlfriends. One in Buffalo, one in Florida, one in our old area and now we have Layla in our new neighborhood. What can I say? The ladies love him.

Oh, and on another note completely unrelated, did you know The North Face has lifetime warranties on their zippers? The one on my huge, long winter coat that I've only had a few years broke and alterations people wouldn't touch it because of the down. I called North Face for help and found out I just have to mail it in and they'll fix it! Unfortunately it could take 8 weeks (which is super fun during the winter), but at least it will be fixed!