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Hello lovelies!

I meant to write this post yesterday, but then I went to my work's Christmas party and my night went delightfully downhill from there.

Anyway! I love reading Anna Reads' week in review posts, so I thought other people might like to read mine--guess we'll see!

This week I did some Christmas shopping! Just have a few people left to gather gifts for. I also wrapped most of the gifts I had lying about my house which was nice -- made me feel like I had my life in some semblance of order. I've watched a wonderful amount of Christmas movies: The Holiday, Elf, The Holiday again, A Muppet's Christmas Carol and A Christmas Story! I love Christmas movies so much!

I had a little too much fun at my work's Christmas party, but I have almost recovered 24 hours later.

I finished The Kill Order by James Dashner with a review coming soon!

I got my ARC of Unhinged (The sequel to Splintered which I will be reading soon!) by A. G. Howard. It's delightful! And it came with two pins! "Team" pins which I'm not a huge fan of, but I do love that I can add them to my apron at work!

Anyway, I don't have any photo evidence of my week, but trust me it's been a good one.

What's your week been like? Has it been as exciting as mine?
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