What are you doing this week end? My friends are having their annual Christmas party, children are not allowed. I’m excited to continue this velvet dress with transparent tights and drink something sparkling! I hope you have a good one – stay safe and comfortable – and here are some fun links from around the web…
I made a request, ask me anything for the Great Salad. Some the questions were juicy!
Can you imagine I heard this in a cafe?
The teaser for Such Brave Girls, it looks great.
This vest would be perfect for traveling and watching vacation movies with the boys. Get 25% off the airplane collection with the code TRAVELJO, valid until Sunday.
What a MAGNIFICENT studio for a dad and his daughter.
Have you ever had Puppy Chow? The Midwestern snack is seriously delicious.
Thing #1 on my holiday wish list for my home.
Five little love stories. (NYTimes giveaway link)
The viiiiiibes between Natalie Portman and Paul Mescal.
Oooh, arc candle holders.
Toby’s guide to family travel. “If your brother cries at the end, you can carry his luggage. You can do this to help. But don’t go near him in case he hits you. Take a step back.”
For Christmas gifts, may I recommend these mini cereal boxes what everyone is arguing about?
Brokenhaha.
Plus, three reader comments:
Said Deirdre on go from one child to two: “When I was pregnant with my second child, I made a photo book of my firstborn’s first year. It helped him imagine having a baby around, and he was obsessed with it. Once his brother was born, every time we celebrated a new milestone (like the first bath!), my older son would get excited, knowing that these were milestones we were just as excited about with him.
Said Jessica on five disabled people explain how to welcome everyone during the holidays: “Physically disabled person here: Before a party, I like when the host asks me the question: “What can I do to be sure that you have a 10/10 time?” It’s a less “disability-centric” way of asking how to be a great host, instead of asking a person to advocate for themselves.
Said Amber on four funny things: “My children are growing up in an interfaith family (Jewish and Christian) and we garnish our tree with a bagel.”
(Crown photo by Serena Burroughs/Stocksy.)
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