Excited to finally sleep in tomorrow, have lunch with an old friend tomorrow and check out Furbish thrift.

A tossed salad- they're calling again 🙂

Watching Frasier, eating a Costco rotisserie chicken and waiting for teenagers to come home safely. My glamorous life!

Well that actually was coming from a mom's perspective - but I'm glad to hear it across the aisle - congrats!

Nobody is ever ready. Even when they think they are. My best parenting advice....don't listen to anyone's parenting advice! You'll figure out what works for you and your new family. Congratulations!

Bowling + arcade room at Uptown Alley

We've been in N Chesterfield for 15 years and love it. Near Bon Air/Huguenot/Robious. Good schools, great proximity to stuff and a short commute. We're in an older neighborhood with enough space from our neighbors, no HOA.

Agree. Even if you don't buy a tumbler from there - the experience of meeting Mr. Packard is worth the trip. That man is a legend. He knows his stuff for sure.

I am hell bent on getting all my chores, laundry, errands done before 3 - not because of football - I'm just sick of the Sunday night scramble at our house.

Leftover cheeseburger sliders. I had to hide a few in the veggie drawer last night so my teen wouldn't find them.

Going to Costco, soon I hope. Teenage daughter asked to come and now it's taking her forever to get ready. You would think she's going to Paris fashion week or something. Grrrr..

We make pretty frequent trips to VB- inlaws live there. I've given up on going 64 and now go 460 to 13/58 to 264. Much easier and lots of places to stop if needed.

If you don't mind a little drive the Bazaar Market on Hull Street has some unique stuff- lots of different booths, etc. Also Coalfield Station Antiques in Midlothian.

Also check out The Shepherds Center. They do a weekly lunch series of adult lectures and they organize able-bodied seniors to help out other seniors in need in the area.

I even have time for a shower before I wake the kids at 9. I miss those early Christmas mornings when they were little but this is really nice!

Up early because Santa can't stay up late like he used to.

We were at my in-laws Friday and watched the entire USA - England match. None of us are huge soccer fans but we felt like it was the patriotic thing to do. We kept asking "how much longer?" It was painfully boring for us non-soccer fans.

We're not doing Thanksgiving until Friday due to family swapping year with in laws. I'm actually happy to spend tomorrow in my pajamas watching parade and drinking mimosas and still get to enjoy it all on a 24 hour delay.

7 Muffins A Day - on Polo Parkway (near Huguenot/Robious) is totally gluten free. I haven't been in there recently but they had some last time.

I second Grove Eye. I see Dr. Levy now cause I like him the most but I've been seen by all of them over 15 years. Really great, thorough exam then I get my contacts and glasses from 1-800-contacts and glasses from Zenni with the prescription from Grove Eye.

And order your glasses online from Zenni- they're awesome and affordable.

This is the greatest jacket I've ever owned - lightweight and really warm https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07BMLQYRT?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details

Kroger Bellegrade - near Huguenot/Robious

Mary Munford Playground and Belle Isle should wear them out -for free!

BJ's Auto on Decatur Street. It's not fancy - but that man is a miracle worker and he's honest.