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A night out!

okay, so not me. But I stumbled upon this and it reminded me of the picture you will find at the bottom!

A happy surprise, a rose bush crept up my porch and into my haven!
Matthew and I enjoy the evening:
"my model shot" - arie.

Some wine, a cigar circle in which I was the only lady, and then off to my verona for some splendid appetizers after dinner! Big plus to the evening, came home and Arie had all the kids in bed asleep! Kudos to our babysitter for topping off the night with perfection!


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