I knew this quarantine was going to be sketchy. I'm not usually a full-time stay-at-home mom, and I never (and I mean NEVER) set out to be, but here we are. I'm lucky because my husband is working from home - emphasis on the working - so technically he's here too, but the burden of … Continue reading An Exquisite Inconvenience
Before our kids came along, my husband and I bought our cats expensive food, had the time to brush their fur lovingly, and the patience to indulge their every request for cuddles. They were our pride and joy. It's not like we ever threw birthday parties for them or anything, partly because they're both rescues so we literally don't know which day they were born, and partly because we're not nuts. But we generally doted on them daily.
“But if I’m honest with you, the real reason I’m paying $6 for a drink whose primary ingredient is ice? Because I just need a break.”
I'm one of those women whose waistline expands faster than a marshmallow in a microwave within weeks of seeing two pink lines on a pregnancy test.
My mom friends are some of the strongest, smartest, most resourceful people I know. They're talented problem solvers. They're expert negotiators. They're multitaskers of the highest order, and they deserve better.
You don't work full-time till you're a mom.
Finding shoes that are stylish yet mom-friendly is harder than it looks, so to save you some time, here are three hand-picked beauties under $70 to get you through fall and beyond.
