Thursday night (which was technically when our weekend began because we both took Friday off to take a day trip up to New Haven and eat pizza), we arrived home from dinner, went to turn on the lights, and:
nope.
Our first blackout of the season, whee!
Q. Hey Jordan!
Longtime reader here with a Mommy question I was hoping you might have the time to answer. Did you guys do any "sleep training?" I'm the mother of an 8-month-old and am having a heck of a time getting through the long days since little dude is starting to wake up multiple times a night again.
As a working mom, I'm trying my best to be "present" when I have time with him, but it's hard when I feel like I'm ready to nod off any second! Any tips/advice appreciated.
Thanks!!
{ The most beautiful Farmer's Market fall bouquet in my DIY Glitter Vase ... }
{ ... A simple, pretty windowsill display (including a candle that smells like vanilla + ocean) ... }
So here's the thing about spending the odd evening on your own.
It is sometimes fun, because you get to do things like try out bizarre beauty products (that is a décolletage mask) that you might try out if your husband was there...but also might not, as it might occur to you that keeping a little mystery alive is possibly a good thing.
And then you might realize that you have a blog upon which you will probably post the mystery-destroying photograph anyway, and send it to your husband via email with the subject line "This is what I do when you're gone."
