(Nothing Was About To Foil Our Plan)
Seriously? I was so ready to brave it alone. Today was our chance. Despite warnings from others, I was going to take my chances and bring the radishes to the beach today. A beach bag was stuffed with a sheet, towels, buckets and cups, sunscreens (one for face and a spray for body), extra little swimmers and diapers, wipes, a change of dry clothes for each, frozen water, straws, snacks, and hats. There’d be no one to guard our towel and belongings, so I’d head out sans iPhone and wallet–just a driver’s license and a twenty or two tucked in my bikini bottom. After lubing them up in 70+ sunblock, the sun did just that. It was blocked. With fat heavy clouds and showers. Shitballs. Seriously??? I want to kill a small horse.
2 YEARS AGO: Jerks
3 YEARS AGO: Reading
5 YEARS AGO: Off the Shelf
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“The sun”ll come out Tomorrow. Bet your bottom dollar. That tomorrow There”ll be sun!”
Looks sunny here on 53rd Street. Hopefullythe sun will peek through for you.
Stephanie! You forgot what the Northeast weather is like!?!?
wow. these kids look really happy. looks like you’re doing a great job mom!
This is a FANTASTIC picture! I love the hat and I LOVE her bathing suit!
And going to Jones Beach?? OMG, I used to do that when I was a kid!! What great memories!
I have been looking around screw the rain: heading to the beach with toddlers | Stephanie Klein’s Greek Tragedy and actually am impressed by the great content here. I work the nightshift at my job and it really gets boring. I’ve been coming right here for the previous couple nights and reading. I just needed to let you know that I’ve been enjoying what I’ve seen and I look ahead to reading more.