Have a Great Weekend.

When I’m really organized and we’re coming home in the morning, I like to order a breakfast delivery. It’s pretty nice to come home to freshly squeezed orange juice and bread still hot from the oven waiting on your doorstep.

Also, on our last trip, a road trip from TX to CA (with a detour to Grand Canyon and Las Vegas!), we made it our mission to compare tacos. Best decision ever. For the record: my favorite tacos were in Palm Springs. :)

can you let us know how that foot pillow works out for you?? I’d love a solution like that and this one doesn’t look bulky either! Pls keep us posted!!

Hi Jo & Et. Al.
Could you post something in your next weekend roundup about Hannah Gadsby? I am not sure if you have watched her Netflix special but it’s so incredibly moving and timely. I would love to hear your views on it.
<3 Ash

my top 4 from vacation tips;
– don’t leave fridge completely empty,
– schedule some alone time, or at least late getting up, although everyone else is already at breakfast,
– it’s ok doing nothing,
– drink local.

On my fourth birthday I was allowed a box of Strawberry Shortcake cereal that turned the cereal milk pink. I’ve never forgotten it. I think I also got a backyard swing set that year but the cereal stood out.

Next time you fly to the uk take the morning flight. You arrive early evening and then as you have been travelling all day feel ready for bed. No jet lag

My grandmother (age 84) has been wrapping a box of sugar cereal for each grandkid for the last fifteen or so Christmases. The oldest of us is 32, and we’re still loving it! An excuse to eat a whole box of Waffle Crisp over a couple days, especially around the holidays…yes please.

I hope you´re having a great visit enjoying every moment with your grandmother. Thanks a million for those links, feel-good-links on a sunday can never go wrong. Safe trip back!

When my husband joined the military, one of the first things we did was make a separate account for if we needed to get out – if the stress of deployments was suddenly too much for the kids or us, if we could tell a particular move would be difficult for us to handle as a family, etc. We don’t feel trapped or stuck – he can do the job as long as it works for our family and then we can just say “no thanks” if it reaches that point. It took some aggressive saving at first, but now we’re at a place where if he has to suddenly quit, we have a year (of living frugally) banked up for him to find a new career.

I’m surprised that foot pillow is allowed! They always say that area in front of a seat has to be clear. I’ll be interested to hear how it goes!

We do a “birthday cereal” for our kids every year! They can pick any crazy cereal they want and have it on their birthday. They have to share it with the other sibling and they can have s bowl every morning until it’s gone, ha! My 14 year old still loves it!