This weekend turned into a pretty simple one when Jimmy told me Friday morning he was heading out of town for the whole weekend. I had sort of expected Michael to get Jude, but thankfully, he didn't. I'm in the middle of staff development back to school stuff, and I wanted to combine some fun stuff for Jude in addition to all the work I have to do. That being said, no boyfriend weekends mean dirty hair, scarves, and no makeup. As you can plainly see.
It was a good weekend to hit the donut store. Also, I have no milk, no coffee creamer, etc. So breakfast was gonna be scrounged up one way or another. Might as well make an occasion out of it. Donuts are soooo daggum good. I really wish they weren't terrible for me. Jude agrees.
We ran our errands so hopefully we can eat for the week. Although, with back to school, it seems like the list grows insurmountably with all the things I realize I need. In fact, no pictured is the time I went back to Hobby Lobby. And back to Target. All in the same day.
Jude asks me daily to go to the pool. It's pretty hard to go when I've been working so late setting up my classroom, but I promised myself I would take him at least once this weekend. As soon as our groceries were unpacked, we headed down there. Earlier this week had been my happy mail day wherein I get a copy of Coastal Living, which is my favorite mag. One day I'm going to live at the beach y'all. One day. Until then, I read Coastal Living....
It is kind of nice too, because Jude has gotten increasingly independent in the water. Which means I can actually do things like sit on my lawn chair and read. The baby stage is sure cute. But- the older they get, the more you get time to breathe. And well, I don't hate it. Jude mostly threw his sticks and retrieved them. Oh and made friend with literally every child in the area he was in. He is the most social child. And since I am amazingly shy- I do not even know how he came out like this.
Because sometimes you walk out of your room after changing out of your bathing suit and see your child building blocks with a mask....
I also got a back to school pedi today. I thoroughly enjoyed my latte, my book, and have my feet massaged and prettied up. Gotta look awesome for Meet the Teacher this week! I even went with classic red so I could fit it as we 'Set Sail for Learning'. Schools love to give us slogans for the year... I'm kind of a fan of nautical stuff (see Coastal Living) so I'm not hating it...
Jude enjoyed couch naps and old quilts...
And I gave up finding valence curtains that I actually liked for my classroom and decided to make them with burlap, various blue and orange ribbon and fabrics, fabric adhesive tape, and hot glue....
So far, I actually really like how they turned out. They were 100% no sew. Time will tell if they pieces stay on. But at least I have a glue gun handy in my classroom....
4 comments:
I love those curtains! You did a great job!!! X
I thought no one suscribed to Coastal Living... It is by far my favorite magazine! I used to subscribe to it yearly for about 3 years and still have tons of them lying around. Eric said no more until I am willing to purge a few!
I thought no one suscribed to Coastal Living... It is by far my favorite magazine! I used to subscribe to it yearly for about 3 years and still have tons of them lying around. Eric finally said no more until I was willing to purge a few! Glad you are doing so well. I hope you have a wonderful school year!
What fun to get time with just you and Jude! Looks like you were productive! :-)
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