a peek inside: October 2015

10.31.2015

What's for Dinner {36} Pizza using a pre-made Boboli crust

On a whim, I decided to buy something new. I saw it on Ibotta with a $1.50 off coupon and I was immediately sold. I just hoped it would be decent enough to eat with the family. I'm pretty picky when it comes to pizza crust so I'll admit, I was a little weary.

Not only was it a decent meal, it may have been the best pizza we've ever made/had! Who would have thought?? THANKS BOBOLI!

We opted for the only one our Walmart carries - the thin crust. Truly, I do think this is the only one I'd like. Too much crust is disgusting! We had some Prego pizza sauce already in the fridge so we topped it off with some hot sausage and cheese. Done and done. Oh wait, I did add a few extra red pepper flakes too. Gspice still thought it was amazeballs so it did the trick.

10.27.2015

A Day at Pinter's {2015}

Another amazing trip to Pinter's is complete! I'm already looking forward to next year when we have more toddlers running around!

Our trip to Pinter's this year was carefully planned out weeks in advance. It had more to do with my busy schedule and making sure to get that day off than it did was potential weather concerns. I truly didn't even think about it or even check the weather days in advance. Somehow, it was one of the most beautiful fall days we've had yet this year. Holy moly.

The day started with a trip to Pizza Ranch for lunch. It was honestly an adorable scene to see all four littles sitting at the table. Liza and Jack were in their high chairs and Erin and Owen sat in booster seats. I'd even go as far as saying they were perfect little angels! We haven't taken the kids out to eat ourselves in awhile because I'm always afraid Owen will be really loud and disruptive but this was a whole different experience. Though next time, I need to remember to put on the bib I brought for him. #Mommyfails

When we arrived at Pinter's, we made sure to get our main photos right away - you know, prior to any potential meltdowns. It worked like a charm though no one even ended up having a meltdown during the 1.5-2 hours we were there. And one day, those littles will all understand that they will WANT to put their head in the holes. It was a little bit of a struggle but what can you do?