Accessory Tuesday: Packable Braided Paper-Straw Panama Hat

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Nordstrom - Packable Braided Paper Straw Panama Hat

Warm-weather getaway coming up? Include this packable Panama hat to keep you cool and protect you from the sun.

This lightweight paper straw hat has a 3” brim and adjustable fit, and it comes in six pretty neutral colors that will go with your vacation wardrobe. And given the price, you may want to pick up more than one.

Nordstrom’s Packable Braided Paper Straw Panama Hat is $29.

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for those of you with kiddos with various challenges (adhd, anxiety, etc.) what resources have been more helpful to you as a parent? how do you remain patient? how do you make sure all your kids are getting enough attention from you?

Now that dresses are “out” for business formal, what do people wear in hot climates? I used to wear a sleeveless sheath dress with a blazer and take the blazer off outdoors. I have some updated pants-and-blazer outfits but even the ones that look summery are miserably hot.

What are the first five websites/apps you read every day?

Mine are:

New York Times
Air quality report
Weather report
BBC
Local news site

Ages ago, someone (I think Cb) recommended Asilomar as a fun place for a family vacation. I recently took my two elementary-aged kids and we had so much fun. Thanks for the recommendation!

We’re really aching for a vacation. Newly minted family of four – me, DH, 6 year old DD and 5 month old DD. 6 year old is an experienced traveler so she’s solid. We’re in New England and hoping for a beach and solid pool situation. I’m not an Airbnb person. Looking to mid/end of June just after school gets out for about a week.

We’ve done (1) Marriott Harbor Beach in FLL when DD#1 was young – it was just very easy. No rental car needed; walkable to some stuff – easy button. (2) Isle of Palms in Charleston – def needed rental car. It was – fine? (3) Beaches T&C – loved it. But the $10k price tag and non-direct flight feels a bridge beyond what we’re looking for at the moment.

We’ve never done Gulf Coast of Florida. We were thinking domestic but I suppose international isn’t off the table (Bermuda?). DD2 would need a passport but we could get our acts together and get that paperwork in this weekend, expedite and possibly pull it off in time.

Open to any and all recs! TIA.