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Posted on June 9, 2026June 8, 2026 by jgalvinwhite

Hello and happy Tuesday!

When I’m out and about running errands, I like to snap pics of cute things that catch my eye…and I’m sharing some of those with you today.

One of my favorite things about summer is having time to run errands whenever I want. Friday, after I cleaned up my classroom for summer, I kicked off my summer break by going to Walmart, Lowe’s and Target. At Walmart, I was looking for some PJs, at Lowe’s I was looking for a bird bath, and at Target, I was looking for my favorite Chobani creamer…S’mores flavor. I had success at all three places!

Here are some of my recent finds…(and my apologies in advance for the number of times I say “cute” or “fun”!)

Homegoods:

While I didn’t buy this pouch, I couldn’t love it more!

How cute are these patriotic finds at Homegoods?

This Laura Ashley bag was less than $20, and I couldn’t resist it. It might be my new school bag, or it’s just a good overnight bag.

These melamine plates stopped me in my tracks. The set of four are just my style!

I’ve used them for my breakfasts lately, and they are a lovely way to start the day.

Walmart:

I love the Joyspun brand, and I have many Walmart pjs. I actually purchased two sets of this ruffle shorts set in the blue and white striped and the green pin dot color way.

Speaking of ruffles, how cute is this ruffle hem tank? I sent a photo to Hadley because I thought it looked like something she might like. She approved, and it was only $20, so I got her the xs. It’s super cute, and I knew she’d get lots of wear out of the blue/white for the 4th and/or Kentucky games!It also comes in “popsicle orange,” but it looked more red/white (to me) in person. There’s a matching skirt as well, but I only purchased the tank.

Aerie:

Ok, Aerie gets me every year…especially in the summer. They have a great sales, and I love their lightweight sweatshirts and shorts.

This was my fave combo last summer:

And, over the weekend, I went to the mall, and got this mockneck sweatshirt in yellow and light blue.

I also got the shorts in black and light blue. I love these types of shorts because they are perfect for summer…running errands, sleeping, lounging or poolside. They can’t be beat.

At Home Store:

I went to our local At Home Store a couple of weeks ago searching for new stools for our island. While I didn’t find any that I liked, I couldn’t say no to this rattan rechargable lamp. The end of our hallway doesn’t have electrical outlets, so I love that rechargable lamps are all the rage! This is the 20 inch lamp, but they also have a 12 inch one. I might just have to go back for it too.

I charged it once I brought it home, and I have the lamp on quite often and haven’t charged it again yet!

World Market:

In the past six months, I’ve become a World Market girl! I just love going and looking around. I’ve found so many cute icon glasses there as well as candles, cards, and holiday decor.

Whenever I see anything in this light sage color, I stop and contemplate buying it!

I love my white Dutch oven that I have had for a couple of years, so I was practical and didn’t get this one…but I love it so much.

This pineapple basket is so fun…perfect for a patio. (I didn’t notice these glasses in store, but I couldn’t love these more!)

If I had a beach house, these lobster jars would for sure come home with me! (There’s a matching serving bowl too!)

I did peruse the the icon glass selection, and resisted, but the palm trees are so fun. The floral glass mugs are too pretty, and the Care Bear tumbler was a blast from the past!

I’d never seen the icon glass canisters, but they are also so fun!

It’s almost Father’s Day, and the “Dino-mite Dad” and “Papa Bear” mugs are too sweet. The tools and mustache icon glasses would be great for a dad who loves bourbon on the rocks!

These pillows add a touch of whimsy, and all could apply to me. haha!

At World Market, I showed restraint and didn’t purchase any of the above items, but I did buy some colorful matches, a graduation card, some butter knives (because, like forks, they seem to disappear around here!), a marble spoon rest, and a votive candle.

I enjoy “window shopping” even when some of these fun finds are hard to resist.

Not Just a Mom

Share Our Lives: June 2026

Posted on June 8, 2026June 8, 2026 by jgalvinwhite

Hello and happy Monday!

It’s my first summer Monday, so this is the best kind of Monday! As a matter of fact, I’ve kind of already lost track of days, and I’m a bit late publishing this post. So, let’s get to it!

Since it’s the second Monday of the month, I’m co-hosting the Share Our Lives link up with some of my favorite bloggers.

So far this year we’ve discussed…

Ways to stay warm in winter in January
Binge worthy shows in February
Grocery list frequent buys in March
Favorite cleaning products in April
Go to lunches on the go in May

This month’s topic is…emojis used most often.

Listen, I’m an emoji girl…almost to a fault. Sometimes I have to remind myself not to use an emoji to end a text or in a social media post. lol

Here’s a quick screen shot of my phone with recent emojis I’ve used…

Obviously, there are sports emojis and being a mom of teens I feel like the eye roll and crazy eye emoji are self-explanatory. (also maybe the prayer hands. ha!)

😂 The laughing emoji is probably my most used…

☠️🙅‍♀️🤦🏼‍♀️ – the skull is a favorite…and a couple of others like palm to head emjoi.

Seasons – seasonal emojis are always a fave, and here are some I tend to use most often season by season:

Fall 🍁👻🎃

Winter ❄️☃️🎅🏻

Spring 🌸💐

Summer ☀️😎

And…who doesn’t love vacation (beach!) emojis…I always look forward to using those whenever possible:

Vacay 🏖️🐚🌅⛵️⚓️

I guess technically I’m Gen X, but I’m more like a millennial, and I think the current generation would think that using emojis is very much what a millennial would do. Gen Z loves their GIFS (which I still don’t know how to pronounce). My texts from my kids are filled with GIFS more than emojis.

Have a great Monday!

Friday Favorites, Kids, School

Friday Favorites {#302}: Last Day of School

Posted on June 5, 2026June 4, 2026 by jgalvinwhite

Hello and happy Friday!

TGIF! Well, this morning my alarm clock is going off one more time as a faculty meeting stands between me and summer break. Yesterday, I cleaned out my room and prepped it for summer, then my school’s graduation was in the afternoon. It was a nice ceremony as always, and it’s hard to believe I will have two graduates in two more years!

As always, I’m linking up with Andrea for this week’s Friday Favorites.

This post will be short and sweet because your girl is tired, and the only favorite I need at the moment is that…

I wrangled the kids for the last day of school photos in the afternoon…

Truth be told, their summer started a bit earlier than mine thanks to some early finals and exemptions…Hayden did have two finals on Wednesday, but Hadley’s last final was Monday.

Anyway, the last day of school photo tradition had to continue no matter what…

First day of sophomore year…

I joked that we were “marked safe” from sophomore year because truly it felt like a marathon there at the end and we were surviving more than thriving. But, we made it to the finish line.

I was so bitter about being in school in June that I refused to put my June date on the board…Monday-Wednesday this week were known as June 32nd, 33rd, and 34th. haha

Being in school in June should never be an option. I know we had a crazy January/February with two weeks off due to the weather. My frustration is that we left five NTI days on the table that we could have used. I knew once the end of the year got pushed to June, attendance would be spotty…for students and for teachers. We had so many teachers that were out the last three days because they were doing AP grading, there were kids out because families had planned vacations and so on. By Wednesday, I had maybe ten students in every class. We give final exams the last few days, but students can take them early and some teachers give them early. Anyway, I hope we have a better plan for next year.

I know many areas of the country have school into June, but I believe they go back later. I will be back to school on August 5th, and I just know that will be here before I know it.

Favorite Mom Meme:

Ugh!

Bonus Fave: Flashback Friday:

This sweet memory from 2012 popped up on Facebook, and I love it so much. These kids are all still friends, and the other set of boy/girl twins just graduated high school last week! Hadley is still really good friends with the other little girl; I’m friends with both of their moms. We don’t all see each other like we used to when we taught in the same building, but I love that we’ve watched the kids grow up together.

Share Our Lives:

Monday is the second Monday of the month, so I’m co-hosting the Share Our Lives link up with some of my favorite bloggers.

This month’s topic is…emojis used most often. This will be a fun post to read…I love to use an emoji!

Weekly Recap:

Here are my posts from the week:

Monthly Moments: May 2026

Hello, June

Prime Purchases

Summer Reading 2026

I hope you have the best summer weekend. I’m looking forward to not setting an alarm, enjoying the sunshine, and getting my life together after the end of the school year busyness.

Books and Shows

Summer Reading 2026

Posted on June 4, 2026June 3, 2026 by jgalvinwhite

Hello and happy Thursday!

Well, we did it…we finally finished up the school year. Today, is the first official day for the kids…although they’ve been summering off and on the past couple of days thanks to a few early finals in some of their classes. I still have a work day with graduation today and a faculty meeting tomorrow, and then I can officially say hello, summer break.

Speaking of summer break, I always look forward to having a few summer books to read during my couple of months off.

This is one of my favorite posts to write because I just look forward to having some downtime to read and a list to look forward to checking off. That being said, I will sprinkle in some other books that are on my TBR list…like right now, I’m reading Mad Mabel which I’ve been looking forward to reading even though it’s not on my “official” summer list.

This was my summer reading list for 2021:

2022:

2023:

2024:

2025:

Here’s my list for this summer…2026:

I hope to read all of these, but most summers, I fall a couple short. We’ll see how it goes this summer, but I’m looking forward to checking as many of these off my TBR summer list as possible:

To me, it’s not summer without reading a new Carly Fortune book, and the same with Kristy Woodson Harvey. I want to watch People We Meet on Vacation, but I want to read the book first! I’ve read a few books by Ali Brady, Brooke Lea Foster, and Meg Mitchell Moore, so I’m looking forward to their books as well. The Sandy Page Bookshop sounds sweet, and I’m currently listening to Our Italian Summer.

I just need school to quit getting in the way of my reading/listening time!

What’s on your summer TBR list?!

Amazon

Prime Purchases

Posted on June 2, 2026June 2, 2026 by jgalvinwhite

Hello and happy Tuesday!

Did you catch my post yesterday? It published a bit late, but I’ve enjoyed starting a new month with a few reminders!

Honestly, this time of the year makes more so thankful for Amazon. It’s so nice to be able to order things (and make easy returns if needed) during the hustle and bustle of May.

Here are my purchases from the month:

In another post, I shared about this travel sound machine, and I want to also include it in this post. This little thing is amazing. There are settings for length of sound and various sounds. I keep it on the “infinity” setting, and it’s been the perfect addition to my bedside table. I’ve also taken it with us when we’ve been out of town, and it’s so easy to pack, and even Hadley approves of the sound machine noise, so she didn’t pack hers.

This is the 18th time I’ve ordered these eye masks as they are my “go to” every morning. I keep the jar in the fridge, and they are the perfect way to start my day. I still keep a pack of these in my bathroom closet to take a few packs when we travel.

Travis ordered this Under Armour bag for overnight travel. Really, he can pack for quite a few days in a duffle. I wish I could be that good of a packer.

I shared before that I needed to get a new lunch tote for next year. Well, I’ve had this one for a couple of years, and I ended up spilling in it again! I just couldn’t handle the stains anymore, so I went ahead and ordered a new one. It’s the perfect size (and comes in a few patterns). I appreciate the pockets on the outside too.

After Labor Day, I’d made a note in my calendar to order some bunting/ banners for the front porch for Memorial Day. (Does anyone else make notes in their phones for things for later?) I knew whatever I purchased I could use for Memorial Day, Fourth of July, and Labor Day.

It’s a three pack, and I only needed two, but I love how it turned out.

I have this set in gray, and I wear it so much. It’s so comfy, the fabric is so soft, and I always get compliments when I wear it. So, now I own it in army green too!

I needed more facial sponges, so I purchased a pack. I still love the towels I’ve been using too!

I had a gift card, so I purchased another bottle of this whitening gel. I’ve ordered it for my dad as his dentist suggested it, and it works so well. It’s a bit pricey, so when I’ve ordered it, I’ve just purchased the single two ounce bottle, but a little goes a long way. I just add the gel to my toothpaste at least once, sometimes twice a day, and it really helps whiten my teeth. I can be really sensitive to teeth whitening, but this gel has been fine. I do use Sensodyn toothpaste, so I think that helps as well.

Full disclosure, we returned this top but…

It was so cute…just not Hadley’s vision for what she was looking for. She ordered a couple of things from Amazon to prep for an outdoor music festival, and she’d hoped this one would work. Honestly, I thought it did….but what do I know? lol

She wanted a little tighter fit, but I still wanted to share it because it was so cute, and it didn’t even show her midsection like in this picture.

Last week, I shared some favorite Summer Staples.

In that post, I shared these Turkish towels. I’m a big fan of Turkish towels, and we’ve had two for a couple of years. Those weren’t available, so I tried two of these, and they’ve already passed the pool test!

Have a great day!

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Inspiration, Seasonal

Hello, June!

Posted on June 1, 2026June 1, 2026 by jgalvinwhite

Hello and happy Monday!

How was your weekend? Ours was busy with errands, house chores, and activities. Well, that’s a pretty normal weekend these days, I guess. Did you catch my post yesterday? I recapped May; it was a good month of all the things.

Now it’s time to usher in a new month.

Honestly, June has always been one of my favorite months. It’s the start of summer which typically means having a little more downtime. I think that’s why I’m struggling so much with still being in school this week. July will now be the only month with no school. Anyway, just like always, I want to make the most of my summer.

Here are a few good reminders:

…and a checklist…

Refresh your space: June and January tend to be the months I set aside some time to declutter. I can’t wait. My closet needs a good purge!
Drink more water: I think I already do a good job with this, but I’m sure I can always drink more water. My trusty tumbler is my sidekick year round.
Try something new: I love making summer lunches and incorporating new lunch ideas since I have more time.
Plan one fun summer memory: Hopefully, we’ll have a few summer memories.
Update your goals: Summer is always a good time to reset. I sure hope to get back to working out regularly and getting more steps in again.
Get outside and soak up the sunshine: I can’t wait for pool time and sipping my morning coffee on my front porch.
Practice gratitude daily: I’m going to start with being thankful for not setting an alarm when that time comes. haha! Truly, I’m grateful for a little downtime soon.
Set social media boundaries: For sure!
Romanticize your routine: I think that’s easier to do when I have a little more time, which summer provides. Also, it will be nice to go for walks when I want, take more time for my skincare, have a second iced coffee, etc.
Take care of your mental health: This is such an important focus. For me, getting more sleep and having some downtime are instrumental.

I’m soooo ready to wrap up this week and get summer started.

What’s your favorite thing about the month of June?

Everyday Life, Monthly Moments

Monthly Moments: May 2026

Posted on May 31, 2026May 31, 2026 by jgalvinwhite

Hello and happy Sunday!

How has your weekend been? This weekend sure has felt more like summer Memorial Day weekend. The sun has been shining and the temps are warm. It’s truly almost summer.

Since today’s the last day of May, I’m taking a look back on all we did this month.

The first of May started with the Derby…and Golden Tempo being the first female trained horse to win! We watched from home, but it was an exciting race as he came from the back to win.

Major came to visit for a few days. He was able to see one of Hayden’s baseball games as well as a couple of my nephew’s baseball games. We took the traditional front porch pic…

Travis decided to ask Chat GPT for help with some front yard inspo and got started on that project…

Mother’s Day Sunday Hadley had a volleyball tournament in town, so we had a busy day, but Travis planted flowers, Hadley bought me some flowers, and I got front porch ferns from the kids. Oh, and bonus–I didn’t have to cook dinner!

I felt the love during Teacher Appreciation Week…I received a few sweets (and sours) as well as a few cards and notes from students.

Hayden had lots of baseball games in May, and the season wrapped up on a high note. He was the starting pitcher for the last JV game of the season; he pitched four the the five innings, and they won!

His development over the season was really good considering he hadn’t played in four years. His coaches and teammates were so supportive of him. As parents, we appreciated the he got many opportunities to pitch in both high and low stakes situations. Also, he went from pitching one to two to three and then even four innings as he got better and better with each pitching opportunity. He had two starts which was also an accomplishment. He’s not playing summer baseball, but he’ll keep working out and working on those fundamentals. I wasn’t sure what this season would hold for him, but it really was just what he needed.

Hadley’s club volleyball continued this month. She had three tournaments overall in Lexington, Indianapolis and Louisville. Club season is a lot…and her goal was to play with some different girls and grow as a player…and she’s been doing just that…

….while juggling track as well. Hadley has been going to track at least three days a week since November and then going to volleyball two days a week since December. I don’t think there’s really been a day where she’s just come home from school and stayed home. Time management is still a skill she’s working on, but juggling two sports for over six months will help you figure out time management.

The state track meet was last weekend in Lexington. While it rained for most of the weekend, there were a few breaks in the rain. Unfortunately, two minutes before her 4×200 race, it started to downpour. The first two heats didn’t have to deal with the elements, and the third heat, the fastest did. Of course, the girls did their best, and they placed 9th overall. It was a bummer as they were .03 from making the podium, but that’s part of athletics. You win some and you literally lose some…by a raindrop. I’m excited to see what Hadley and the relay team accomplishes junior year.

photo: Brian Simms at Herald Leader

Even though the JV season wrapped up, we still had lots of baseball to watch. Our school had two district games and won the championship, and then they had two regional games. Unfortunately, they lost in the regional semifinal game, but the rainbow was a sight to see.

Memorial Day provided pretty good weather, and Hadley had pool time and a cook out with friends. She made the most of the weekend.

Now, we’re wrapping up the school year…It’s hard to believe that this May post doesn’t include last day of school photos…for the first time ever in my kids’ school years. Honestly, this will only be the second time I’m still in school in June. I know that’s the norm for some areas, but not us…and I’ll head back to school on August 5th, so needless to say, I’m ready for some downtime.

We survived Maycember, y’all.

I hope you have a great Sunday.

Books and Shows

What I’ve Been Reading: May 2026

Posted on May 29, 2026May 28, 2026 by jgalvinwhite

Hello and happy Friday!

I feel like I’m limping to the finish line of this week! It’s been a good but busy week. Actually, it’s been a good but busy month of May, but with the busyness means I didn’t have a ton of time to read this month.

Here’s what I’ve been reading lately…

The two books I read this month were:

{As always, book summaries are from Goodreads…}

Meet the Newmans:

Summary:

For two decades, Del and Dinah Newman and their sons, Guy and Shep, have ruled television as America’s Favorite Family. Millions of viewers tune in every week to watch them play flawless, black-and-white versions of themselves. But now it’s 1964, and the Newmans’ idealized apple-pie perfection suddenly feels woefully out of touch. Ratings are in free fall, as are the Newmans themselves. Del is keeping an explosive secret from his wife, and Dinah is slowly going numb—literally. Steady, stable Guy is hiding the truth about his love life, and the charmed luck of rock ‘n roll idol Shep may have finally run out.

When Del—the creative motor behind the show—is in a mysterious car accident, Dinah decides to take matters into her own hands. She hires Juliet Dunne, an outspoken, impassioned young reporter, to help her write the final episode. But Dinah and Juliet have wildly different perspectives about what it means to be a woman, and a family, in 1964. Can the Newmans hold it together to change television history? Or will they be canceled before they ever have the chance?

Quick Thoughts:

This book was such an interesting read. I’m kind of an “old soul” when it comes to TV shows, and I remember growing up loving watching reruns of shows like Leave it to Beaver, Dick Van Dyke, Mary Tyler Moore, and I Love Lucy.

The Meet the Newmans show is very similar to those family shows with the perfect family…but of course looks can be deceiving. This book had family drama, deception, romance and more. In today’s world, we know that social media portrays the perfect, and in this book, the show portrayed perfection, but the Newmans had a very different life behind the scenes.

Rating:

The Last Book Shop in London:

Summary:

August 1939: London prepares for war as Hitler’s forces sweep across Europe. Grace Bennett has always dreamed of moving to the city, but the bunkers and blackout curtains that she finds on her arrival were not what she expected. And she certainly never imagined she’d wind up working at Primrose Hill, a dusty old bookshop nestled in the heart of London.

Through blackouts and air raids as the Blitz intensifies, Grace discovers the power of storytelling to unite her community in ways she never dreamed—a force that triumphs over even the darkest nights of the war.

Quick Thoughts:

I chose this audio book based on it being available on the Libby app, it was historical fiction and less than 8 hours listening time. Anyway, this was a pleasant surprise. I love reading about WW 2, and the setting of London is always one I’m drawn to.

I loved all the characters in the book, especially Grace. She was as strong woman who carved a life out for herself. So many other characters were the perfect fit as friends, confidantes and mentors. Grace’s involvement and growth as she works in the bookshop is beautiful as is the relationships that come because of her work there. This was a lovely read, and I highly recommend it!

After reading the Goodreads summary, I learned that the book was “inspired by the true World War II history of the few bookshops to survive the Blitz.”

Rating:

Soon, I’m going to compile my summer reading list, and I can’t wait!

Usually, I save Fridays for a Friday Favorites post, but this week I’m just blogging about what I can when I can. Since I usually do a “recap” of posts, here are the other posts I had this week:

Weekly Recap:

May Memes

Monthly Musings

I hope you have a great weekend. I hope to be back with a post on Sunday to recap May!

Monthly Musings, Seasonal

Monthly Musings

Posted on May 28, 2026May 27, 2026 by jgalvinwhite

Hello! How’s your week going? It’s like March Madness over here…survive and advance!

Y’all I’m so glad it’s Thursday…that just means we’re one day closer to the weekend. Speaking of which…how in the world is it the last Thursday of the month?!

I’m linking up with Patty for this month’s edition of Monthly Musings.

This month’s topic is…summer 2026 preview. Now, this is a topic I’m excited to write about!

1. Tell us about your Memorial Day weekend.

Well, to sum it up in one word: Rain. It rained and rained and then rained some more! We did spend Saturday morning (in the rain) at the state track meet; Hadley ran the 4×200 relay. Sunday, I took TWO naps. I was so tired. I guess a long week at school (at the end of the school year) along with a few late nights last week caught up with me. I gave myself permission to just be lazy. Monday, we went to the quarter final regional high school baseball game, and our school won with a walk off home run! It was an exciting finish.

I always joke that there are two types of people on Memorial Day weekend…pool people and productive people. Not that you can’t be both, but the pool tends to be crowded, so that’s not usually a weekend we prioritize going to the pool. Typically, Trav does yard work, and there’s usually some kind of kid activity. I guess I know that I’m about to have somewhat unlimited pool time once school is out, so I’m fine to wait until the crowds die down. That being said, we didn’t really have great pool weather this weekend anyway. Hadley did go to the pool for a couple of hours on Monday.

2. What were your summer jobs when you were younger?

Once I turned 16, I got a job at a local dental and ortho office. I worked year round, but I picked up more hours in the summer.

3. Ice cream or popsicles? Favorite flavor?

When I saw this topic, the first thing I thought of was orange sherbet push pops when I was a kid. Those were the best. Now, I’m probably more of a ice cream girl…mint chocolate chip is my fave. I still love the little mini cones from Trader Joe’s as a sweet treat.

4. What do you like on your burgers and hot dogs?

I only like cheeseburgers, and I typically put pickles and onion on if there are those options. For both hot dogs and burgers, I like both ketchup and mustard which seems to be controversial?

5. Beach, lake or mountains?

In the summer, I like the beach or the lake. We don’t get to the lake often, but I love a beach vacation. That being said, since we’ve started going to the beach for fall break (and sometimes spring break), we haven’t had a summer beach vacation in a couple of years.

Last year, Trav and I went to Lake Michigan, and it was truly a highlight of my summer!

6. Share any travel for summer 2026.

We’d tossed a couple of ideas around…rather big ideas actually, but Hadley has a volleyball tournament in Orlando, so I think we’re going to pin bigger travel ideas for the future, and instead try and carve out some beach time before her Orlando tournament.

7. Do you visit amusement parks in the summer? Tell us your favorite.

When I was a kid, we went to Worlds of Fun and Oceans of Fun in KC…truly a highlight of my summer as a kid.

Now, I’m not a big amusement park person. Trav loves a roller coaster, and as I’ve gotten older, that’s just not my thing….especially if the coaster makes me go upside down.

We have some fun memories at Disney World. We’ve taken the kids twice…once when they were five and then again when they were nine. We all enjoyed it, but we’re not Disney fanatics.

8. Do you enjoy dining outside in the summer?

I do enjoy dining outside in the summer if it’s not too hot. If patio seating is available at a restaurant, we’ll usually take it….and we enjoy our back patio in the summer too.

9. Favorite summer beverage?

It depends…if I’m having a beverage in the summer, I will drink a margarita, a White Claw or a glass of white wine.

As far as non-alcoholic beverages, when I think of summer, I think of cherry limeade from Sonic! The kids put Nerds in their cherry limeade, so I do that now too! Hadley just went to Sonic yesterday, so there was a cherry limeade in the fridge waiting for me when I got home from school.

10. Favorite side dish for summer parties? Please feel free to share recipes.

This is my “go to” pasta salad if I’m bringing something to a get together:

I’m soooo ready for summer break!

Memes

Monthly (Monday) Memes…on Wednesday

Posted on May 27, 2026May 26, 2026 by jgalvinwhite

Hello and happy Wednesday!

How is the week treating you? We’re hanging in there! Today should have been the last day of school, but we still have a week to go. Don’t even get me started!

I’m a little behind sharing my monthly Monday Memes post as I took Monday off from blogging and then didn’t have time to write the post for Tuesday. Anyway, I hope these memes provided a mid-week laugh or two!