Last weekend we were all blessed with the opportunity to be a part of a wedding for Drews brother and our new sister. The couple lives in Dallas so the wedding was destination for us.
Things started with presents from Gigi. Of course she had to put messy candy and noisy toys!

Once getting to Dallas we tried to entertain the kids and give them a "vacation" before the festivities began.
Friday night festivities began with the dress rehearsal dinner. When in Dallas Mexican food is a must!!! By the way these two were so helpful all weekend! I am not sure what Drew and I would have done without their help. (Whitney is Drew's sister and Alex is her boyfriend.) 
The trip started with a five hour drive to Oklahoma.
We tried to break up the drive with some fun for the kids at the pool. (I cannot believe Parker is big enough to fit in these floaties. She is getting big too fast.)
Friday night festivities began with the dress rehearsal dinner. When in Dallas Mexican food is a must!!! By the way these two were so helpful all weekend! I am not sure what Drew and I would have done without their help. (Whitney is Drew's sister and Alex is her boyfriend.)
I'm sure these ladies will love that I posted a pic of us prior to our makeup but getting ready for the wedding was half the fun!
My new sister and the other Mrs. Schieber.
Such a beautiful wedding and fun night!!!
Recently we hosted a wedding shower for my (future) sister in law. My brother in law and her went to Paris just after college so how relevant to do Paris theme shower.
Paris scent lotion and bath soaps from Bath and Body Works.
Everyone brought a lock, placed a tag on it and locked it to the frame. Simulting the love lock bridge.

I love a good themed party so I was super excited to help plan this party.
Here is how it turned out:
Paris scent lotion and bath soaps from Bath and Body Works.
Everyone brought a lock, placed a tag on it and locked it to the frame. Simulting the love lock bridge.
Eiffel Tower stand is from TJ Maxx.

Ingredients:
Cake layer:
One box yellow cake mix
1 egg
1/2 stick butter melted
Cream cheese filling:
1 package cream cheese softened
2 eggs
1 tsp vanilla
2 cups powdered sugar
1/2 stick melted butter
1 cup semi-sweet chocolate chips
Steps:
1. Preheat oven 350 degrees.
2. Grease 9x11 pan (I used glass)
Cake layer
3. In a mixing bowl mix together cake layer ingredients. Pour mixture into pan. Pat down until makes a thin layer that covers bottom of the pan. Set aside.
Filling layer
4. In mixing bowl, mix cream cheese then add eggs and vanilla.
5. Add in powdered sugar and butter. Make sure it is mixed well.
6. Mix in chocolate chips. Aldi had these Christmas colored ones but you could use regular colored chocolate chips.
7. Pour filling on top of cake layer in pan.
8. Bake for 45 minutes or so.
Try not to over bake it should be like a gooey cake.
Ingredients:
1 cup Mexican cheese
1/2 taco seasoning packet
1 package softened cream cheese
1 cup Sour cream
1 can (chopped) black olives
1/2 can green chiles drained
1 package 8 tortillas (not pictured)
Steps:
1. Mix all the above ingredients together.
2. Spread a 1/2 cup of mix on top of one tortilla until no more mix or tortillas.
3. Roll tortillas into skinny burritos. The ends do not need to be tucked in because they will be cut off.
4. Put on plate and refrigerate for an hour.
5. Remove from refrigerator and slice burrito into 1 1/2 in roll ups.




