Some blogs that I follow feature a 'Day in the Life' post from time to time. These are some of my favorite types of posts because they are fun glimpse into someone's everyday life. I am afraid that my 'Day in the Life' isn't too exciting - no one wants to see snapshots of my office, me running reports, drinking coffee, microwaving my lunch, etc, so I decided to do a 'Week in the Life' post to show what an average week looks like at the Storm Household in March 2018. Just your typical/boring stuff that I want to look back on someday and remember fondly. :)
So here goes - We typically kick off the week with Sunday School. Here is Roman getting ready for church to start at Trinity. :)

After services, Lucy and I went to the grocery store together. She still likes to sit in the front of the cart while we shop. I often wonder when she will get too big to do this! Between her long legs and bulky snow boots, it is already a challenge to squeeze into this spot. Hah!

I spent Sunday afternoon with some girlfriends participating in a clothing swap. Clothes and jewelry to trade - check!

Wine and snacks - Check! We had the best afternoon hanging out - eating, talking, and rummaging through clothes and treasures. All of my favorite things!

When I got home Dan and Roman were playing Dinosaurs. This is pretty typical of what Roman's bedroom floor looks like these days. I love it!

Mondays are dance night so I pack Lucy's ballet shoes, leotard, and leg warmers in her school bag in the morning.

I pick Lucy up from herAfter school program, drop her off at the Art Start dance studio and zip over to the CLC to pick up this sweet guy!

Roman and I head home to get dinner going and Dan picks up Lucy from ballet. While Dan brings Ranger on a run, these two put on a gymnastics performance for me.

Dan got home just in time to do the bedtime routine while I took part in my favorite guilty pleasure - watching the Bachelor. If you think that I wasted not 1 but 2 evenings of my life watching this garbage this week, well, you are absolutely right! Haha! I felt a little vindicated later in the week when one of my favorite NPR shows, On Point, dedicated an hour of their programming to discussing the cultural phenomenon that is the Bachelor. :)

On Tuesdays and Wednesdays, Lucy has PE so we need to pack her gym shoes. I can not wait for the day when I can stop shoving her snow pants into her school bag! Come soon, spring!

On Wednesday afternoons, Lucy goes to gymnastics class at the YMCA. There is a little squad of girls at her After School program that attend this class so one of staff members just reminds them to change into their leotards and walks them down the hall to the gymnastics studio.

On Wednesday, Lucy wore her St. Patrick's Day outfit and Roman dressed up for March Madness (Even though our beloved Badgers did not make it this year!) I love these kids of mine! Dan had a work trip to Eau Claire on this day so I drove Lucy and Roman to school in the morning.

On Thursday nights Romy has swim lessons and Lucy has Girl Scouts. I packed up Roman's swim gear and threw together a picnic supper for the children. Dan did the swimming/Girl Scout circuit on this evening.

You can tell what season it is around here - Girl Scout Cookie time! Dan picked up all of our boxes on Thursday evening and now we need to deliver these treats to our co-workers, family, and friends.

On Thursday, my work dismissed early because the Crandon Cardinal girls basketball team made it to the State Championships for the first time ever! Gotta love small towns - they really support their high school kids. I took the extra little window of time to make a nice dinner for Dan and me. Broiled pork, couscous, and broccoli ... yum! The Lady Cards did not win but they still made Crandon very proud!

On Friday I picked Lucy up from school. We ran a few errands and her snowboot literally fell apart. Ugh! Again, can't wait for spring! Good thing that she had 2 pairs because these guys were thrown away this weekend.

We picked up a few groceries and a birthday present and made a quick stop at the Video Store. I remember when we first moved to Rhinelander and I saw Family Video. I laughed out loud at the thought of renting DVDs ... Fast forward a few years and we are still loyal customers of this place! #StreamingProblems
On this Friday night the kids chose Super Hero Girls as their movie from the Video Store. Here are Lucy and Roman snuggled into their beanbags, ready to watch.

Saturday morning meant bathtime for Roman. He takes a bath with an entire entourage of toys these days! Here is Roman with his sea creatures.

Dan and Roman left for T-Ball and Lucy and I joined them at the YMCA later that morning. Dan sat with the children at practice while I exercised.

There was a little window of time before the children's friend Aydann had her birthday party so Dan took the kids to the library. Roman got his very own library card this morning and just look at how precious it is!! I love that little signature so much!

We all circled back at the YMCA to celebrate dear Aydann's 7th Birthday! Aydann went to summer camp with Lucy last year and they are currently in the same Girl Scout troop. Her brother Cooper and Roman are besties from day care. :) The kids had a blast at her party.

Roman was so excited to spend time with his buddies Dennis and Cooper! These boys are so sweet!

After we got home we had some quiet time and then went on a winter walk. I was feeling overly optomistic on this March afternoon and let the kids go outdoors without snowpants. They got cold and wet pretty quickly so we came in for some hot chocolate and tea!

And that is a typical week for us ... like I said, nothing too exciting! :) So grateful for our healthy and busy little family!