What are you doing this weekend? The boys have just left on a trip with their father, and I miss them a lot! The longest breaks are a difficult part of the co -participant, I find. Even so, I am looking forward to leaning in time alone and hanging with friends and Freddie. I hope you have a good one, and here are some links from the entire website …
Found! The cutest dress.
Could I have achieved a work in Vogue in the 90s? Take the questionnaire. (Nytime gift link)
Photos of the seventies and eighties of children who jump their bicycles, sometimes on other children.
Will you see Billy Joel’s new documentary? I used to walk through our suburb of Michigan listening to Billy Joel in my Walkman. It’s called being great, guys.
Focaccia with zucchini and potatoes.
Whoa, how good is this bath tile?
What it is to live in a Dutch floating house. “It is a small area, but it is the rich life that lives in the water we love.” (Architectural digestion)
The photos before and after this moisturizing cream are incredible.
The 36 -hour work week in Iceland has been a great success. “In your free days, [my husband] He loves sleeping, then making long phone calls to his Pigeon Pige companions while cleaning the kitchen, before going to stores in search of interesting books. “
My children and I give Caber Chickn Five stars. Any easy dinner you recommend?
Of course, Megan Stalter is the main character. Fun photos too. (Glamor)
Finally, two big salad problems: at 46, I finally discovered my hair. And our 13 favorite swimsuits. “The fabric is more impressive than anything created by NASA.”
In addition, three comments from the reader:
Carolin says about what fun data you know: “If you start counting from scratch, your lips will not play again until you reach a million ((isn’t it strangely sexy?)”
Karin says in puberty, he knows perimenopause: “A few years ago, my eight -year -old daughter sat on a stunned witness, while sobbing on the kitchen floor because I couldn’t find a matching lid for a tupperware.” He will also have strong irrational feelings that they find difficult to explain … “. It will change and how it can seem at both extremes: she will have much more power during the transitions of what they gave me.”
Laura says about what fun data you know: “Barilla has multiple playlists in Spotify with the perfect moment for pasta to dente. Choose the shape of pasta, boil water and game.”
(Photo would be Alexei Toropov/Stocksy).
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