I'm home from work today with my oldest daughter who is sick. This means a day of sort of being lazy since she's much more independent than she used to be. However, then comes the inevitable guilt related to all the stuff I should be doing, like laundry, dishes, taking stuff to the garage, getting rid of old clothes, oh, and did I mention laundry? Of course, now that our cleaning people do some twice a month, it's much more manageable. Convincing my husband that having them do some laundry while they are here took a few discussions. I think he's glad that I won that argument, though his pocketbook might not be as happy as I am.
I've been on Pinterest a lot lately searching for Stitch Fix outfits. Stitch Fix is an online styling service and I love it. Here's a link if you want to check it out. I decided to try it because I love online shopping and now that I have 2 girls, I rarely have time to go shopping. I've been pleasantly surprised by the quality of the clothes. If I have one complaint, it's that I wish their clothes were cheaper. I'm trying to update my work wardrobe to more quality pieces. I get my next "fix" at the end of the month, so I'll try and put up pictures.
The title of my blog comes from my minivan, which I LOVE, and life after becoming a mom. Like many minivan drivers, I swore I would never own one. Then, I rented one a time or two. I realized that despite how UGLY they may be on the outside, they are heaven on the inside. I then jokingly started referring to my 2013 Nissan Quest as my "mom mobile." Being a mom changes your priorities. Plus, I still get checked out in my van, and I get all giddy when someone gives me a compliment on it!
If you haven't gone over to the dark side, do it. You won't regret it:)
If you haven't gone over to the dark side, do it. You won't regret it:)
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