Washable Workwear Wednesday: Light V-Neck Long-Sleeve Cardigan

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A woman wearing jeans and a Uniqlo Light V-Neck Long-Sleeve Cardigan

I can’t remember if the groundhog saw its shadow or not, but the fashion world has already moved on to spring. 

If you’re in the market for a lightweight cardigan for warm days and cool nights, consider this one from Uniqlo. Made from a cool-touch, slightly-sheer fabric blend, this lightweight V-neck cardigan will slip into your wardrobe as easily as it slips into your bag. The roomy cut is perfect for layering, and the seven colors work with any wardrobe.

This cardigan is $39.90 and comes in sizes XXS–XXL. 

P.S. Happy Valentine’s Day!

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Just need a little solidarity, gang. My new job is WFH (for now) and DH (still searching for a job) is not having a great time with this SAHD gig. I’ve been listening to our 10mo screaming most of the morning.

If you were booking travel with a 4 year old who has never flown before, would you take a 5 hour direct flight or book a flight with a layover to have a break partway through? I always try to avoid layovers because the potential for a delayed or cancelled flight increases, but I’m not sure if 5 hours is too long for a first trip. We’d have both parents (and possibly a couple of other family members) on board. We’d likely fly during the day, and I generally assume this child will not nap while traveling (it hasn’t happened on many of our longer car trips). We can bring an iPad, snacks, window clings, and whatever else people recommend as a distraction.

i really think toddler girl clothing designs should come in sizes up to at least 7 or 8. much of the girls clothing (dresses with cut outs, crop tops, etc.) and shoes is not what i want my kindergartener wearing (nor is what she wants to be wearing).

Received an evite for a birthday party for a child in my son’s preschool class. Praise the skies, it specifically says “Please, no gifts. Your presence is the present.”

I don’t know really who this child is and could likely not pick him out of an empty room, and that goes even more so for his parents (who I am sure are good people and probably could not pick me out of an empty room either, were never at drop off or pickup at the same time). Now I don’t have to think about selecting a gift, wrapping it, or remembering to bring it. I know everyone has different feelings on this topic, but I am happy by this news/the clarity in the invitation, and wanted to shout it from the proverbial rooftops of this anonymous Internet forum!

Ugh, I got a text from another parent this morning that they noticed that one kid was left off the of the Valentine’s Day card list for my kid’s class. That poor 2nd grader. I can’t even imagine.

Happy valentine’s day! I admit I like helping my kids do their class valentines- we get a bunch of those cheap boxes from Target but I love how thoughtful they are about thinking about which one their classmates might like.