I think everyone knows what Brittany and I enjoy doing the most.

Though, these days it’s more like...

No plans here. Unless you count working. Having to rearrange schedules, step up some workouts, make adjustments to meal plans to allow for holiday indulgences during the festive period. Eli won’t be in day care so I’ll have my little guy to keep me company and I plan on us getting a little baking done because we won’t be doing a big turkey dinner or anything like that. 

Well she’s made the choice for us, she wants to stay in L.A. So, no doctor required to make that decision.

Originally posted by brittanacedes

Okay, I’m not going to force it. We can have ourselves a nice little Thanksgiving here. How are you feeling, baby?

You probably never met Coach Sue Sylvester, but every single routine was the toughest routine. If you didn’t feel like dying at the end of practice, you weren’t doing it right. She strives to make each performance better then the last, it was hell.

Watching Aria learn new things, knowing that me and Brittany ( @mrsbrittanylopezpierce ) are a big part of that. We watch her grow up and celebrate each and every amazing day. 

Her third birthday is coming up in a few weeks, so, we have some planning to do.

Sweets, I know it’s silly to most because sweets are apart of everyone’s life. However, before we adopted Aria I steered clear of sweets. So, Donuts, pastries, they were never in my house. Now Aria likes to have little sweet treats and Mami finds herself indulging in those.

For me, food has always been a tough subject because I steered clear of it for the most part. When you have pressures to be a certain weight, the perfect body type, you do whatever you can to fit in.

So for me, right now I feel guilty about feeling guilty about this pleasurable experience which is junk food.

Hard to pick but I got the very first pair of Louis Vuitton shoes, a purse, and a few other pieces I purchased with my own money. First time I could buy my own things and not use my dad’s credit car, that was a happy day for me and for him.

Acting, I actually have a few offers. I’m debating if I want to walk down that road right now with the twins coming? So, I don’t think I will take any of those offers currently. 

Though a couple years ago, my former cheer coach offered me a job to coach the Cheerios. Where it would be interesting, that would require me to go back to Lima, Ohio on a permanent basis, so no thank you.

Since adopting Aria, my morning routine has been a bit different. Instead of getting out of bed right away, I lay like a lump with a toddler practically on top of me and my wife pressed against my back. Perfectly content with just laying in bed, it’s perfect.

Then once Aria decides it’s time for breakfast, we get up and I then make coffee. Shovel in some breakfast and sit in my office for a couple hours to go over a few things. As I said before, I’ve been working at home a lot and only going into work for a few hours a week.

Right now, Aria, Brittany, and my boys are my priority. They mean the world to me and I will do anything for them.

Night time getting Aria down to sleep and then being so darn tired I pass out before my head hits the pillow.

Busy but rewarding, every day is an adventure. However, due to Brittany’s pregnancy I have been taking a lot of time off. Focusing on family and leaving the big projects in the hands of my capable business partner in the making.