I don’t know about you guys, but this week left me cooked as a Thanksgiving turkey. While some may brave doorbusters at dawn or #optoutside, here’s a glimpse into my Black Friday wish list:

Whether you have big plans or no plans at all, may all our Black Friday wishes come true. 

I was so disappointed to see Charlie Rose added to the list of men accused of sexual harassment this week. Be sure to watch this raw and heartbreaking reaction by his CBS This Morning co-anchors, Norah O’Donnell and Gayle King. I’m sure many of us will be asking this question as more stories unfold: “What do you say when someone that you deeply care about has done something that’s so horrible?”

Parents: Be sure to read this alarming piece on the deterioration of teen mental health. All signs point to the screen.

On a related topic, teens aren’t the only ones struggling with screen time. I can already see a new set of rules forming in our household.

This story on the largest-ever, all-female expedition to Antarctica reminded me of a fantastic ESPN 30 for 30 podcast episode about an all-women trek to the North Pole 20 years ago. Definitely worth the listen.

Forgive me, but I cannot wait for this (even if it means enduring Dorit’s ridiculous accent for one more season).

Add this to my growing list of winter coping mechanisms. #gettinghyggewithit

This week, I’m excited to share a few ideas to help with holiday shopping… 

(family members: spoiler alert!)

Hogwarts Library for my Harry Potter obsessed 7-year-old. He’s also into origami, so this is right up his alley.

For my fashionable 5-year-old, new gear from all his favorite teams. He also loves these Crocodile Creek puzzles.

A personalized superhero costume for my daring 2-year-old. 

More ideas for kids:

For my husband who hates to shop: the trendiest shoes in Silicon Valley, wireless earbuds, and this stunning book on his favorite president. I may also surprise him with a giant Serrano ham. 

For grandparents: custom photo albums, calendars, phone covers - basically anything plastered with their grandchildren’s faces. 

For a dear friend or relative: a gorgeous print by this photographer. 

For my Real Housewives of New York loving boss: the perfect tote bag and coffee table book. 

For all my female co-workers (naturally). 

For the book club white elephant party. 

Stocking stuffers! I always head to the Land of Nod for things like this, this and this. I’ll also be giving plenty of Badger Balm after hearing about this incredible Babies at Work program. 

And Santa, if you’re listening, all mommy wants is a loving family, a clean house, one of these (verdict: WORTH IT) and one of these (out of stock until Summer 2018?! 😭😭😭)

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