When my phone smashed to smithereens last month, I decided to switch teams and order an iPhone. One of the main reasons was the customizing that could be easily done with an iPhone rather than searching for an android app to do the same thing. App Limits: I limit myself to 15 minutes of Instagram … Continue reading Freedom of Screen Time Limits
Month: September 2020
How Many Forks Do I Have?
It's really interesting to sit back and observe humans. We all seem to be focused on being the best runner, the best employee, the best partner, the best minimalist, the best blah blah blah. We will search the internet for definitions and how to's and tips/tricks in order to be the best. We act like … Continue reading How Many Forks Do I Have?
31 Day Declutter Challenge
If you have read any of my posts, you know I love to declutter, remove the excess, and pay off debt. I also love to listen to decuttering/organizing/debt pay off podcasts and read books on the same topics. There are a lot of decluttering challenges out there. Most of them focus on the stuff. The … Continue reading 31 Day Declutter Challenge
Budget Monday
Mondays can be rough. First day of the work week. First day back from the weekend. Monday. Ugg. Emails. Meetings. To do's. OMG. But for me it's Budget Monday! I love Budget Monday! I love my budget! So what happens on Budget Monday? Every single Monday morning I open up our excel budget and review … Continue reading Budget Monday
Quit Saying You are Too Tired or Too Busy
Americans seem to think the busier the better. They wear the badge of busy like it's some type of high honor. The "I'm so tired" and "I'm so busy" are their go to responses to practically everything. Want to go for a walk? No, I'm so tired. Want to meet up for coffee? No, I'm … Continue reading Quit Saying You are Too Tired or Too Busy
Book Review: Wishbones (Sarah Booth Delaney #8) by Carolyn Haines
I still can't remember how I came to love this series but I LOVE IT! The books within the Sarah Booth Delaney Mystery series can stand alone but work so well with each other. I have been in the mood for some cozy mystery book reading and Wishbones delivered. Some readers did not care for … Continue reading Book Review: Wishbones (Sarah Booth Delaney #8) by Carolyn Haines
Nesting this Fall
Recently I have had this intense sense to declutter, clean, re-organize, and turn our house upside down. These feelings usually happen with the change of season. Typically my seasons follow the astronomical seasons or equinoxes, which all started with a roof top fall equinox guided meditation. Around each equinox I also smudge sage. It marks … Continue reading Nesting this Fall
Itching for a Smaller Capsule Wardrobe
Maintaining two capsule wardrobes seem to be taking a toll mentally. I periodically bring up this topic about what to do with my clothes during this new normal state. Here is the reality. It's late August and I went into the office one time in five and a half months. I probably wore a dress … Continue reading Itching for a Smaller Capsule Wardrobe
Book Review: Country Living Tiny Homes by Country Living
Country Living Tiny Homes: Living Big in Small Spaces by Country Living Five star for this tiny little gem. Country Living Tiny Homes showcased homes ranging between 1,400 and 100 square feet. This book is set up with a chapter dedicated to a single home. I enjoyed seeing the creative designs for both storage and … Continue reading Book Review: Country Living Tiny Homes by Country Living
