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thuanvat1988
Thu Ăn Vặt 1988 :
món này ngon nè
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Ủa ngay hẻm mình ở nầy
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mắm với bánh tráng mua ở đâu vậy ạ
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Định kinh doanh món này luôn
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10 years. That’s how long it’s been since Jeremy and I took a trip just the two of us. Okay, fine, there was that three-day weekend in New York earlier this year, but that one was more “business in the front, pleasure in the back.” So this London trip is our first real vacation with just the two of us in a decade. Ever since becoming a mom, I couldn’t imagine leaving the kids for that long and quite frankly, I didn’t even want to. But this time, we finally did it. I thought I would be that mom sobbing into her soup while scrolling through pictures of the kids, but somehow, it didn’t happen. Not once. I missed them, of course, but I fully enjoyed this time, feeling young, carefree, and just us again. It is so special to be able to pause the chaos, routines, and endless “what’s-for-dinner?” moments and remember how good it feels just to be us, and that is truly the foundation for everything else. And I have to admit, it didn’t hurt that life suddenly felt ridiculously easy: no strollers to wrangle, no elevators to hunt for, no one to remind to behave at the dinner table. Just our carry-ons and freedom I had almost forgotten existed. So grateful for my mom, who took such incredible care of the kids while we were away. I trust her more than I trust myself, and knowing they were in her loving hands made this trip possible and worry-free. How do you approach traveling with just your partner? Do you make it a regular thing, or are you more like me and usually stick to family trips?
10 years. That’s how long it’s been since Jeremy and I took a trip just the two of us. Okay, fine, there was that three-day weekend in New York earlier this year, but that one was more “business in the front, pleasure in the back.” So this London trip is our first real vacation with just the two of us in a decade. Ever since becoming a mom, I couldn’t imagine leaving the kids for that long and quite frankly, I didn’t even want to. But this time, we finally did it. I thought I would be that mom sobbing into her soup while scrolling through pictures of the kids, but somehow, it didn’t happen. Not once. I missed them, of course, but I fully enjoyed this time, feeling young, carefree, and just us again. It is so special to be able to pause the chaos, routines, and endless “what’s-for-dinner?” moments and remember how good it feels just to be us, and that is truly the foundation for everything else. And I have to admit, it didn’t hurt that life suddenly felt ridiculously easy: no strollers to wrangle, no elevators to hunt for, no one to remind to behave at the dinner table. Just our carry-ons and freedom I had almost forgotten existed. So grateful for my mom, who took such incredible care of the kids while we were away. I trust her more than I trust myself, and knowing they were in her loving hands made this trip possible and worry-free. How do you approach traveling with just your partner? Do you make it a regular thing, or are you more like me and usually stick to family trips?

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