What are your plans for the weekend? My friends are throwing their annual holiday bash, and kids are not allowed. I’m excited to wear this velvet dress with sheer tights and sip on something bubbly! I hope you have a wonderful, safe, and relaxing time, and here are some fun links from around the web…
Anything Goes for Big Salad
I answered Anything Goes for Big Salad. Some of the questions were intriguing!
Can you imagine hearing this in a café?
Can you imagine hearing this in a café?
The Such Brave Girls movie trailer is amazing
The Such Brave Girls movie trailer is amazing.
The perfect cardigan for trips and holiday movie watching with the boys
This cardigan would be perfect for trips and watching holiday movies with the boys. Get 25% off the plane collection using the code TRAVELJO, valid until Sunday.
A lovely studio apartment for a dad and daughter
A lovely studio apartment for a dad and daughter.
Have you ever tried puppy food?
Have you ever tried puppy food? This midwestern snack is so tasty.
The number one thing on my Christmas wishlist
The number one thing on my Christmas wishlist for my home.
Five little love stories
Five little love stories. (NYTimes gift link)
The vibe between Natalie Portman and Paul Mescal
The vibe between Natalie Portman and Paul Mescal.
Arch candle holders
Arch candle holders.
Toby’s guide to family travel
Toby’s guide to family travel. “If your brother is crying at the end, you can carry his bags. You can do that to help. But don’t get too close in case he hits you. Step back a little.”
Best stocking stuffer gifts
For stocking stuffer gifts, can I recommend those little cereal boxes everyone competes for?
Three reader comments
Three reader comments:
Deirdre says about the transition from one child to two: “When I was pregnant with my second child, I made a photo book for my oldest’s first year. It helped me 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 got so excited, knowing those were the milestones we had celebrated with him.”
Jessica says about how to welcome everyone during the holidays: “I’m a person with a physical disability: before the party, I love when the host asks me the question ‘What can I do to ensure you have a 10/10 time?’ It’s a less disability-focused way to ask how to be an excellent host, rather than the person having to scramble to advocate for themselves.”
Amber says about four fun things: “My kids are growing up in a multi-religious family (Jewish and Christian) and we put a bagel on top of our tree.”
(Image of a wreath by Serena Burroughs/Stocksy.)
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Reader comments
14 comments:
a reader says: “Oh my God… who is the correspondent guy? He seems interesting! I wish I could subscribe, but Big Salad for free subscribers ends before the fun parts (pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
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