Delicious Recipes to Keep my Family of Four Happy and Full
On a normal workday, I am in the office by 6:00am and starving by 7:00am. My co-worker and I will head down to the cafe on the first floor and grab a quick breakfast before getting back to work. Since my surgery, I’ve been working from home with no co-workers and no cafe. I’ve had to search for some weekday breakfast solutions to make sure I start my day off right!
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By now you know that last month I headed off to Salt Lake City for my first ever blog conference.
It was the first time I’d been away for more than a night since my second child had been born {and maybe only the third time ever since having kids} so I was a little nervous at how things were going to run at the house while I was gone.
Mathlete is an extremely involved parent and does a lot BUT there are things that he just isn’t use to thinking about when it comes to the kids and our house. I wanted to make things as easy for him as possible so I did a few things as part of my travel preparations that I thought would help things run a little smoother while I was gone. I wanted to share them with you in case you are thinking of taking trip soon but wondering how your family will function without you is giving you a little pause.
First: Make a schedule.
This may seem silly but it will be appreciated. For each day, put who needs to be where and when along with important things to remember like “sally needs to wear red for spirit day.”
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