My staycation has partially begun, but the ladies left me we with a few days worth of housework to catch up on before I can relax to the max.
Well, A Partial Staycation 🤷♂️
The ladies + Mey-Yii have arrived safely in Pursat, and I have been busy catching up on housework. They left in a hurry with plenty of dishes and laundry to do, and the house is in disarray, so between Hive work and housework, I've actually been pretty busy. One of the first things I noticed was Mey-Yii's snack wrapper carelessly tossed in front of the house. I've spent weeks trying to explain to her the difference between recycling, compost, and trash, but bad habits are hard to break I guess.
Bleach Those Sheets 🧼
You should probably follow my wife's blog and ignore mine until they come home, I'm gonna have very little to post about other than curation work, housework, and rushed meals. My wife will likely have a lot of beautiful pics, so go visit 
Mixing Work & Play 🎞️
For the first time in many months, I opened my iPad and watched a movie while doing Hive work, something I could never do in a hectic house full of kids while being an involved dad. Even though I'm far too physically exhausted and overworked to have joined the wife and kids on their holiday, just not driving to school and working in the tuk-tuk 6 days a week is like a gift from the heavens.
In another day or two, the house will be super clean, and only then do I ever feel I can truly relax. As usual, my ASEAN Hive work goes on without stopping, but even the one-day break from my personal blog was a mini-vacation as well. Maybe when time is right, I'll spend a whole day in bed just watching movies interlaced with periodic swims in the river. There's no need to leave for a holiday because I live in a vacation destination after all.
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