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I feel like a horrible blogger this summer, but ironically, when Ryan is home for summers, I feel busier. I’m trying to soak up all the family time I can get while he’s off and not in the middle of basketball season. I’m also working hard on my business, which has taken more of my “blogging time.” This summer has been very relaxing! We have
Day 21 – The topic today is “a list of links to your favorite posts in your archive.” I have had gained a lot of new followers recently, so I’m excited to share some of my favorite posts. I’m very picky about what I spend my time posting about, so these are the cream of the crop baby! Top 4 Tips to Getting Rid of
I’ll give you some advice that I don’t think you’ll be surprised to hear from me: DO NOT LIVE IN DEBT! Why? BECAUSE IT WILL TURN INTO A HAMSTER WHEEL, NEVER BEING ABLE TO GET OUT! Yes, some get out, but most don’t. And most who do get out, don’t do it till they are much older, having missed out on investing thousands,
For today’s Blog Everyday in May Challenge, the topic is “educate us on something you’re good at or know a lot about.” Ok, so I’m good at soccer and know a lot about it, but I don’t really think many blog readers will care too much about that so I’ll share what a lot of people ask me about! And that’s BUDGETING! As you might
I’m printing out my new organizing program my hubby bought me for Mother’s Day (had to get it early in order to snag $20 off), and I came across this quote she included, and I thought it would be perfect for my blog: I just loved this quote. I thought it was so inspirational. I thought of “becoming debt free” for most people and how
Starting this week, I had roughly $60 to spend based on our $360 grocery budget. Ryan is gone a few days this week, and I plan to stay at my parents one of those nights so it eliminates some meals I have to make. Plus, I keep it really simple when he’s gone for myself. I’m trying to be conscious of our leftovers too. Here’s
I LOVE anything and everything organized. It’s always been something I’ve done since I was a little girl. My dad has a video of me, when I was probably 9 or 10 yrs. old, cleaning and organizing the bedrooms in the house and LOVING it. What a dork! I also made millions of to-do lists to plan my day. Now that I’m a mom who
