While Dad is Away, Guest Bloggers Will Play
My kids are back from vacationing with their mom, so I am no longer a lone wolf. It was a great three weeks running solo. Some highlights:
- Sailing
- Wine tasting
- Watching the end of Euro 2008
- Watching the start of the Tour de France
- Dates that didn’t pan out
- Dates that did (sorry, I don’t kiss and tell)
- Unmanly acts of Cooking and Reading
- Manly acts of Hooking Up (you’d love details, wouldn’t you…)
And with my kids here, we are promptly leaving for one of the best single parent vacations ever – to a SoCal beach house with my brother and his wife and kids. Woohoo!
While I’m gone next week, I’m leaving the keys to Dad’s House with some fabulous guest bloggers who I respect and adore. They each plan to take over a part of the house. You won’t want to miss it! Drop on by, weigh in with comments, visit their blogs, watch your karma grow.
And meanwhile, I’ll be hitting the beach with my kids and niece and nephew, sipping sunset cocktails with my brother and his wife. Can’t wait!
Hasta la vista, baby!
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Comment by katherine.
| July 12th, 2008
when the lion leaves the mountain…
the monkeys will previal.
enjoy
Comment by mama llama
| July 12th, 2008
Enjoy your vacation!
Comment by The Exception
| July 12th, 2008
Ah vacation, La bella vita!
Comment by Single Mom Seeking
| July 12th, 2008
Have a great time! Enjoy.
Comment by lisaq
| July 12th, 2008
WooHoo! Have fun!
Comment by Lance
| July 14th, 2008
Have a fantastic vacay!! (And I hope you score some ass!)
Comment by Single Mom in New England
| July 14th, 2008
Hey, I thought the whole reason I read this blog was to date vicariously through you and read about the hookups! So don’t start holding out now! But maybe you’ll come back from your vacation with some stories you CAN share! Have fun :)
Comment by Susan
| July 14th, 2008
Details, man, details! We must know more about your cooking and reading! :)
Hope the family vacay is a blast — just as long as no one loses an eye, that is.