Day 19: Ribbon – 5 Steps to a No-Mess Ribbon Storage System




This week’s Friday Favs is brought to you by my friend Stephanie! She, like us, does not have cable or satellite TV, so YouTube and kids apps are uber doober helpful when your child may need some down time. Though what’s sometimes difficult is finding a wholesome show. Well, my friend Stephanie has shared with…
Does this scenario sound familiar? It is 7:30pm and it is time for the kids to go to bed. You ask them to pick up their toys, but they refuse. You wait until you do your weekly cleaning (maybe you struggle to do it weekly…) and you ask them to clean their room, but you…
There is still something inspiring about looking at a shelf of books. Whether it be the desire to learn a new hobby, learn about a new topic, or brush up on an old one. Much inspiration can be gathered from books. The thing is, we tend to stockpile our shelves with books, but rarely read…
Outside order contributes to inner calm Gretchen Rubin This summer I’ve been slowly going through areas of our home that need some attention. We live in a 100-year-old house and I’m thinking they didn’t need closets because our house has one coat closet and one bedroom closet (that would be our daughter’s). Our closet has…
What: Instant gratification Why: Commercials, billboards, magazine ads, books, radio commercials, etc. These are all ploys companies use to lure you into making choices to satisfy your instant gratification. Have you ever heard a child in a store say “But I want it now, Mommy!” Thoughts of needing it “now” start at a young age; although,…
Tip #13 – One In, One Out This is a simple, frugal living principle. Anytime you bring a new item in, one needs to go. This is the case with ANYTHING – shampoo, magazine subscriptions, food, clothes, movies, etc. Before you buy another kind of shampoo, finish the one you currently have. Before you order…