oh typiskt

.. tittade precis på 10 dagars
prognosen i sthlm. Och de kommer
tydligen regna när vi kommer dit :(
Kul.. eee.. inte. Ja måste verkligen
köpa en jacka.. o kanske regnstövlar ;) ?

Hoppas de blir lite fint väder iaf.
Pallar inte me 4v. i sunkväder.
Jaja, finns inget dåligt väder,
bara dåliga kläder :) Synd bara
att ja inte har nåra kläder för
sunk väder haha.

men..

.. ni kan få se bild på skorna
ja vill köpa :D
Va tycker ni..??
Jaja, ska åka å prova dom i veckan
så får vi se.

update

sorry.. ni får inga fler bilder
fr. idag :/ Ja såg så himla ful ut
i mina kläder.. ska aldri ha på
mig den där toppen igen.

Beachsnail ;)

Ida va vi på stranden i Newport..
Snusan sov i bilen påvägen dit och sov sedan
vidare i vagnen när vi promenera omkring.
Hon vakna upp i 10min för lite blöjbyte
och mat + fotosession med mamma ;)

Fler bilder kommer när ja ätit lunch.

Pussisar

Snuttis

A mothers love is worth how much??

Artikel från CNN.com :)

Mother's love worth $117,000 per year, study says.

Study: Stay-at-home moms perform $117,000 worth of work per year

BOSTON, Massachusetts (AP) -- If a stay-at-home mom could be compensated in dollars rather than personal satisfaction and unconditional love, she'd rake in a nifty sum of nearly $117,000 a year.

At-home moms reported working an average of 94.4 hours per week, said the survey.

That's according to a pre-Mother's Day study released in May by Salary.com, a Waltham, Massachusetts-based firm that studies workplace compensation.

The eighth annual survey calculated a mom's market value by studying pay levels for 10 job titles with duties that a typical mom performs, ranging from housekeeper and day care center teacher to van driver, psychologist and chief executive officer.

This year, the annual salary for a stay-at-home mom would be $116,805, while a working mom who also juggles an outside job would get $68,405 for her motherly duties.

One stay-at-home mom said the six-figure salary sounds a little low.

"I think a lot of people think we sit and home and have a lot of fun and don't do a lot of work," said Samantha Russell, a Fremont, New Hampshire, mother who left her job as pastry chef to raise two boys, ages 2 and 4. "But they should try cleaning their house with little kids running around and messing it up right after them."

The biggest driver of a mom's theoretical salary is the amount of overtime pay she'd receive for working more than 40 hours a week. The 18,000 moms surveyed about their typical week reported working 94.4 hours -- meaning they'd be spending more than half their working hours on overtime.

Working moms reported an average 54.6 hour "mom work week" besides the hours they spent at paying jobs.

Russell agreed her job as a stay-at-home mom is more than full-time. But she said her "job" brings intangible benefits she wouldn't enjoy in the workplace.

"The rewards aren't monetary, but it's a reward knowing that they're safe and happy," Russell said of her sons. "It's worth it all."