miscellany Monday

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It’s Monday. My brain is in a weird space. So rather than a brain dump Monday, how about a miscellany Monday?

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We’ve tried to go to Splasheville (local splash pad) the past two weekends. I’m somewhat convinced that the city just doesn’t have it open on weekends. We haven’t seen it open in about a month (and my son desperately wants to go.) What gives, Asheville? Why all of the private events??

We’re having a small birthday party for our three-year-old this weekend. I feel like a Pinterest-fail. I really haven’t pulled out all the stops (yet) for his party. Of course, I have 6 days to pull myself together. A lot can happen in 6 days.

The weekend was good. We all got haircuts, and the toddler was able to play with a friend on Saturday morning. (Schedules don’t always align so that the neighborhood toddlers can play with each other!) My boy showed us that he could truly be well-behaved. Some days I have my doubts, but this weekend he was polite and shared and really listened.

Don’t get me wrong. My kid can melt down with the best of them. And he made sure we knew he was not happy to be at Sam’s Club on Saturday.

My latest Influenster VoxBox was a sampling of ice cream. My friend Carol and I made sure to stock up on Friday night. The girl at Target didn’t even question the five boxes of ice cream bars I had in my cart.

On Saturday, I ran 7 miles with a friend, and at the end we came across a moving sale. I randomly purchased a backpack for my son, as well as an outdoor play tent for him. He’s been having a blast – mostly with the backpack. He loves storing his cars in that thing. And for $5, it totally beat the $25 bags I was looking at on Amazon.

How was your weekend?

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41 Comments

  1. He is 3, he will love anything. Save your crazy birthday running for years to come when they can tell you I want this or don’t want that.

    What is there to do in Asheville? We just moved to East TN and live about 2ish hours from there and thought we would pop over for a weekend visit someday.

  2. Of course no one would blink an eye at five boxes of ice cream bars. They’d just nod their head and know that you were awesome. šŸ™‚ šŸ™‚ šŸ™‚

  3. Bummer about the splash pad but yay for ice cream! Target lady probably has had a 5 boxes of ice cream kind of day herself. šŸ˜‰

  4. Ughhh speaking of meltdowns, my 5 year old really took the cake today. She totally acted like she didnt hear me when I told her not to run, and she did. Once she got yelled at, she totally melted down.

  5. I hate when things never work out like that and the kids are so excited. We now don’t tell the kids anything until we pull into a place because we’ve experienced disappointments like this before

  6. Think of it this way, if you have an epic Pinterest fail for the birthday, you will have awesome fodder for the blog. Just throw some money and the problem and buy everything!

  7. You don’t need to do anything big for a great birthday. When I was growing up in Alabama, every birthday was great, and it was just the family around a big cake. My mom always made my favorite foods and everybody just hung out. It was great.

  8. My weekend was crazy as I am moving into a new house. I am looking forward to relaxing this upcoming weekend.

  9. Yesterday I was thinking, boy oh boy, this has been the longest, toughest week of my life. Then I realized it was only Monday. That’s what happens when your husband works straight through the weekend. Hope you have a great week.

  10. It sounds like you had a busy weekend! My husband was working this weekend, so that meant that I also worked. It wasn’t very exciting, but I got a lot done!

  11. I loved reading about your weekend. Ours was uneventful to say the least. We love hitting good yard sales but haven’t found any good treasures lately.

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