Great Wolf Lodge invited us to spend a day last weekend, courtesy of them, and we absolutely loved it. We swam, we mini-golfed, played the arcade games, went on a quest, swam some more… the kids were exhausted in the best way! Great Wolf Lodge has Summer Camp-in activities going on now and cute camp-themed suites to stay in, should you be looking for something fun for the family.
A little setback as I work on our bathroom has me wondering if I need to change my design. It’s one little (well, kinda big) piece of old marble! Now what?
I agreed with so much in “Smash the Wellness Industry”, but sometimes I wonder if I’m in the minority for not hating or obsessing over my body.
The new Animal Crossing game has been delayed to avoid crunch. We can be patient! It looks super cute.
Hello, perfect little summer dress (with straps wide enough to cover a regular bra). I’ve also been living in their Day Glove flats. The caramel color goes with everything.
The Smash the Wellness article shared some views that are very similar to my own. I have rarely heard them shared. I know I’m in the minority, but I think it’s a healthy, realistic perspective. My husband and I have always modeled it to our daughter. I hope she catches it!
Genevieve
June 14, 2019 at 5:02 pm
I had a thought for you while I was watching Nintendo direct. :) So exciting, I already blocked March 21-22nd in my agenda! If only Nintendo’s ethics were the norm in the industry.
I really enjoyed the “smash the wellness industry” article. I have some issues with my body, but you won’t hear me complain about my weight or talk about dieting with friends or colleagues. Who wants to hear about that? I’d rather talk about hobbies, life stuff, news, etc. than chat about food restrictions or numbers on a scale. Also, you might be in a minority, I don’t know, but what’s important is that you’re probably setting a good example for Eleanor.
Whoaa Omar. Had no idea who he was prior to that article, but man, do I somehow feel violated. Add this to this list of increasing scepticism and an “it’s complicated” relationship with my social media vice!
Jenifer Higgins
June 14, 2019 at 4:18 pmThe Smash the Wellness article shared some views that are very similar to my own. I have rarely heard them shared. I know I’m in the minority, but I think it’s a healthy, realistic perspective. My husband and I have always modeled it to our daughter. I hope she catches it!
Genevieve
June 14, 2019 at 5:02 pmI had a thought for you while I was watching Nintendo direct. :) So exciting, I already blocked March 21-22nd in my agenda! If only Nintendo’s ethics were the norm in the industry.
I really enjoyed the “smash the wellness industry” article. I have some issues with my body, but you won’t hear me complain about my weight or talk about dieting with friends or colleagues. Who wants to hear about that? I’d rather talk about hobbies, life stuff, news, etc. than chat about food restrictions or numbers on a scale. Also, you might be in a minority, I don’t know, but what’s important is that you’re probably setting a good example for Eleanor.
Kayla
June 17, 2019 at 8:11 amWhoaa Omar. Had no idea who he was prior to that article, but man, do I somehow feel violated. Add this to this list of increasing scepticism and an “it’s complicated” relationship with my social media vice!