“Bless your heart”…for having mommy-me time?? After Lil’ B was born, I was dying for some ME time…and I am not talking about uninterrupted bathroom break, nope, I needed a weekend getaway with the gals, sans the family…So when I presented this little getaway escape, a few a of my mom friends gasp and not with delight, but with shock and horror and refusal of wanting to leave their precious cargo overnight. As my patience wore thin, I argued how the husband would take care of kids, how much this is needed, blah blah blah, one would have thought that I was asking them to give up a year of being a mom..even though at times that would be nice…kidding! But seriously, is there a crime for wanting a break away from the family??
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…..Rod Stewart’s new album, TIME , which is out now comes out just in “time” for Mother’s Day weekend. TIME is Stewart’s first album in almost twenty years, This album marks Stewart’s long-awaited return to his songwriting roots and features 11 tracks that he wrote and produced himself. Let’s just say, its about “time”.
Get a behind the scenes look and read my review below…
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If you live or plan on visiting The Big Apple and are looking for fun, exciting, and unique things to experience, then hop on over to Vimbly! Vimbly offers an exciting array of activities, classes and date ideas in New York on a single page and lets users book them directly…From dancing, cooking, pizza making, wine tasting and intro to cigars, Vimbly can completely giver your romance a 180.
Besides “editors picks” you can also search by keyword, price point and day/time of your choice if you happen to be looking for something in particular.
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“Flying Fish” is part of h2Go’s new campaign to promote their newly designed water bottles, exclusively available in New Zealand. H2Go loosed schools of inflatable clownfish throughout urban landscapes and filmed people’s delighted reactions. It goes to show how a little variety can put a smile on your face.
The bottles were designed by legendary artists, like comic artist Adrian Clifford and animator Steve Scott.
