NotSoSAHM

Butchering becomes an art form

We recently “upgraded” our personal lap top experiences to MacBook Pros. In order to make the transition from PC to Mac as smooth and painless as possible we chose to let the “pros” at Apple transfer all of our information from our old computers to the shiny new ones. My husband just started cackling inContinue reading “Butchering becomes an art form”

A family with two kids walks into a bar…

That would be us. I follow “Arlington, VA” on Twitter and they tweeted today about a restaurant that offers 1/2 priced burgers on Tuesdays. Today being a Tuesday I thought it’d be the perfect time to try this place out. The name, for one, got my attention: Spider Kelly’s. I figured it had to beContinue reading “A family with two kids walks into a bar…”

Status update

So many things going on. So many stories to be blogged and yet I can’t bring my sorry, tired self to open up the computer at night. I am itching to getting back to posting more regularly. There are so many funny things that happen each day. Funny to me so therefore I want to tellContinue reading “Status update”

Don’t pull a Chuck Norris on your Ikea shelves

So, we put up our second set of Besta shelves from Ikea tonight. I’ll give any of you out there a forewarning: don’t go all Chuck Norris on them. The backings of these shelves are nothing more than MDF or construction paper or something and tend to be flimsy. The back comes prefolded and youContinue reading “Don’t pull a Chuck Norris on your Ikea shelves”

I swear I still blog

I may be talking to myself at this point so I’ll make this brief. After all, I know what I’ve been doing. If anyone is out there: I’ve been moving from the hotel to the house and that is taking up all of my time. ALL of my time. I’ve totally quit blogging and IContinue reading “I swear I still blog”

Culture, Fever and Keys

Yesterday we went with some friends to see a children’s ballet and an interactive opera. Both were really good and the ballet made Reagan wish she could dance en pointe and perform on stage. The opera made me wish I could sing in this huge falsetto and project my voice so far that I wouldn’tContinue reading “Culture, Fever and Keys”