prudent living - simple solutions - joyful journey
I’ve been working all week on a cleaning schedule…yes, I’m a nerd. I’ve actually been working on home management in general. There is a lot to manage right now on my end and I simply just need to get it together! I’ll let you know what I come up with. Here are some Friday favorites though… We went to a local carnival on Sunday and
On my blog survey, I got several questions regarding how to be content with what you already have, how to be happy in your home, decorating on a budget, and decorating with small children. Let me just say these questions really resonate with me (I’ll answer each question below). If you are one of the people that asked this, know that I really get you!
Despite a super crazy eye (red, dry skin, swollen, and tender all around my eye), this week has been a good one and this weekend is starting off well too! I have my first MOPS meeting of the Fall today, dinner with some girls tonight, and friends tomorrow while Ryan is working. And my eye is finally getting better. I couldn’t wear makeup all week
Having a separate room for kids to play in or keep toys in is much more of a thing now days then it was when I was little. I grew up with 4 kids and 2 parents in a 3 bedroom house. Definitely not a designated playroom in our house, nor do I remember any of my friends having that. Maybe a living area upstairs
Today I’m starting a new series. In the survey I posted last week, one of the questions was if you have “any questions for me I can answer on the blog.” There were a ton of questions (which I love, so thank you), so I thought I would address them in this series. I will try and group similar questions in the same post. Some
Well, it’s time for some new goals and a review on how August’s goals went. After getting into August a bit, I decided to hone in on 7 main things from the list I made initially: 1. Paint master bedroom – Yes 2. Hang porch lights – No, but I did open box and see what all I needed to do 🙂 3. Finish office decor
Costco shopping! It’s a love/hate relationship. You love the store, but can’t seem to walk out of there under at least $100-200! And you keep going back. I’ve been meaning to do this post for a while, but I always love seeing what people get at grocery stores, especially Costco. I want to know what people choose to get there vs. at a grocery store
