So many snow days. I feel like my kids have had maybe five full days of school this whole month.
The snow was pretty and the girls had a great time outside with friends. One day they walked all the way to the Cleverly’s. Strong girls.
Maybe you figured something was up and maybe not. Tyrone and I have been separated for four years (2 years during covid just living in our house with all the kids, and two years Tyrone living in a condo we purchased nearby) now and just finalized the divorce this spring. Compared to what I usually hear it was a pretty easy process and I think we are doing a fantastic job taking care of our kids together! I'm super proud of us! I feel so light and free and happy and confident. And I've been on a few dates... all which were super fun and enjoyable and relaxing. So happy with my life at this stage. And a few cute date outfits for you: Fancy French restaurant in Durham. First time having a bottle of wine uncorked and poured at the table. We are both big supporters of public education. Nearby Mexican restaurant with lots of conversation about our Canadian roots. Playing cards at a brewery in Cary. Started off so fun and silly. ...
What great posts. You have a wonderful family. I am proud to be part of it.
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This is so sweet! And those are some good looking pancakes!
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ReplyDeleteSnow can be so pretty and peaceful, except when no school for too many days! I remember when you were young and a snow day would be announced on the radio early in the morning . A great cheer would go up in the house from all as everyone would roll over for a little more sleep. Sometimes we might have a snow day 2 days in a row.On the second day you kids might go into the school to play basketball in the gym, to loud music from the DJ club gear. Rarely ,if ever, 3 days in a row. Snow plows and shovels and salt did their work. One or two days was sufficient, for all.