I’ve just retired the sourdough starter gift tags from my Etsy shop, so now they’re a free printable for you. Making bread was the hot quarantine activity in 2020 – let’s keep that going. You can find tons of sourdough recipes from King Arthur flour, or if you’re looking for gluten free recipes, check out Bob’s Red Mill. Give a…
View PostFree printable: Self love wall art (8.5 x 11) Amazon Prime recommended about a million sappy love stories to me this week. I started thinking about how so many rom-coms are about a couple that ends up falling in love after one of them has a huge makeover in order to impress the other. like She’s All That or…
View PostA million years ago (2015!) I was a guest blogger on a popular budgeting site, where I shared a couple of free holiday art printables. Since that site is no longer available, I went to upload the old art to this site when I discovered how old and outdated it was. Not to be dramatic or anything but THERE WAS…
View Post2020 goals recap & goal setting for 2021 The end of 2020 is here! This year was HARD, but also, a major learning experience. I didn’t write down my goals last year, I just had kind of a vague idea of what I wanted to get done, and that kind of went out the window when COVID lockdowns started. So…
View PostBefore every holiday I end up with a bunch of post-its on my desk of fun things I want to remember to do. It’s a little messy and I forget to look at them, so this year I made this checklist that I can print out and hang on the fridge. Add your favorite Christmas special, a fun craft,…
View PostEvery year, after Halloween (or really, every holiday) has passed, I suddenly get all these ideas for fun things we should do next year. Enter the Halloween checklist. Need something to do on October weekends? Pick from your list. Fit in all that pumpkin picking and hay rides and get lost in a corn maize, all the…
View PostI don’t know about you, but I think meal planning is one of the most stressful things of the entire week. On weeks where I don’t think ahead on Sunday and write out a meal plan, without fail there will be panic come late afternoon on Monday. What are we eating tonight? SO- here is the answer. A meal planning…
View PostSchool is starting soon, and many of our children will be attending virtually for part of, if not all, the week. With almost three months of virtual learning under our belt this past spring, I feel much better prepared to help my kids stay on track (and keep my own sanity) than I did before. This year once again,…
View PostI don’t get the chance to volunteer very often at school, but when I do, I love anything where I get to do some kind of arts and crafts with the kids (or reading to them, but that’s for another post). In the past, I’ve had the kids create stained glass (aka tissue paper) butterfly suncatchers to hang on…
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