7 Days and Counting Down.

My daughter and I leave Friday on our great Icelandic adventure. 

Last minute Amazon deliveries are the only things standing between me and a very overpacked suitcase. No, I didn't learn my lesson on our Eclipse trip, and yes my ADHD brain thinks it's necessary to bring 10 sweaters and 3 hoodies on an 8 day trip...because me.😀

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  1. MomOctober 19, 2024 at 12:44 AM

    Your poor old mother is trying her best to keep from saying something about "told you so". Sigh....

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