Big Adventures & Little Fiascos

*** I was financially compensated for this post. The opinions are completely my own based on my experience with the product.*** When my husband left to work in Massachuesetts for 3 months it was challenging on so many levels. I was home taking care of our 3 month old daughter who had her days and nights mixed up, taking my 4 year old to Pre-K 5 days a week, running the farm (which means running for parts, paying bills, employees, lining up help, running down to the houses when the alarms went off which is hard in itself when you have 2 kids sleeping and 1 up wanting to go with you and just the overall lonely sleepless nights. My husband was working in a state he'd never been to before. Robert worked outside 7 days a week 10 hours a day in freezing temps through snow and rain. After work he'd come back to his motel and heat up canned soup in the microwave and then he's listen to his boys over the phone while they cryed for him to come home. We knew it would be hard b...

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