As I sit to write this, I peek at my phone and see we are on day 79 of being home (my "count up" starts on the first day my husband started working from home full time)... 79 long days. We are still hanging in there and we still realize how blessed we are, we are all healthy, my husband is still able to work, he's been able to spend more time with his family and watch little G hit so many milestones - things that otherwise wouldn't have happened. As fortunate as we are, I'm s

Well, here we are on week whatever of social distancing. It's been 72 days since my husband went to his office. 72 days of us all being home together, almost all the time. It's been 75 days since C got to go to school (but luckily we had 1 week "off" before remote learning started... so only 66 days of remote learning (and only 13 days to go, if I have the last day of school in my calendar correctly - not that I'm counting or anything). While the state of Massachusetts is slo

Here we are in the middle of week 3 of social distancing. It's been an interesting few weeks. I've tried so hard to stay on some type of schedule, but it just doesn't work. Some days I'm too tired, some days G is too needy, and some days C just flat out refuses to stick to the routine. We're still adjusting, I guess. I definitely notice when we do stick to a routine, our days are much easier. Luckily, C is only in pre-k and I'm aware that anything can be made into a learning