I don’t think there is anything better in fashion right now for Stay at Home Mother’s than

The Sporty Trend…

I added this Sweatshirt Dress to my Sporty Pieces for Fall/Winter

This literally came in the mail today, and I couldn’t wait to put it on…

My husband came home for a dinner break before his last appointment and the expression on his face said it all,

“He wasn’t impressed”  

When questioned, he said it was very plain… It’s a MOM ON THE GO look and perfect for that role in my life…

I truly wonder what he will feel when this becomes my favorite dress and I style it with sweaters, vests, tights, boots and scarves..

I just know that the comfort and casualness of this , it’s bound to be a favorite for my days homeschooling, with maybe a walk to the store, which is what today consisted of…

I shouldn’t have worn a hot pink bra with straps that show…LOL! 

I guess it’s a good thing I am my own person and don’t need my husband to like everything I do!  

Of course he felt much better when I mentioned it wasn’t a date night dress…

Dear Readers, I really do love the sporty trend and mixing these pieces with more formal pieces for a great ying/yang juxtaposition…

For today I went full on sporty, but look forward to getting creative with this basic dress…

Look at this sweatshirt with the long skirt… Pinterest is full of looks for a grey sweatshirt…

Not so many for my dress, but I am so looking forward to ways to style this baby!  

Now I just need cool weather, as the entire week is in the upper 70’s to lower 80’s aaaagggh! 

I like this one and will do my version when weather permits..

Gratitude

I am grateful that I was able to fall asleep after a rough night and sleep in until noon..

I am grateful that even after a late start , we still achieved success in homeschooling (he slept til noon too!)

I am grateful for time my husband had today to come home for dinner.

I am grateful for leftovers for easy dinner on chaotic day.

I am grateful for this upcoming trip and a chance for a much needed break after getting two kids off to college 

I am grateful that my youngest seems to be adjusting to being the only child home.