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It’s a Circus in Here! The Juggling Act of Work and Family Time
Balancing work and family time can feel impossible and overwhelming.
It's important to set clear boundaries and expectations for yourself and everyone else in your famil...
Meal Planning and Prepping, The Pros And Cons From A Newbie
Meal planning and prepping can be an excellent way to save time, money and stress during the week.
I've been talking to my family about meal planning and prepping for a ...
Cleaning Up My Act
I'm working on getting things done.
For years I have had ideas about filming cook/sew-with-me and day/week-in-the-life type videos for my YouTube channel.
There was always something holding me back.
At first I would tell myself I didn’t have the right equipment, my...
New Year, Same Old Me
Have you made your resolutions?
You know the list, weight loss goals, more self care, maybe an unrealistic book list. I’ve done it year after year and have yet to stic...
Seasons Greetings
What am I doing right now?
Finishing off this morning’s coffee, that I’ve reheated twice, listening to Christmas music and gearing up to finally start my Christmas bakin...
I’m going to let you in on something personal and a bit embarrassing…
My oldest child has never believed in Santa and I don’t have any Christmas decorations up as of the 15th of December!
To address the first thing. My oldest child has ne...
New Year of Firsts
Over the next few weeks many of us will be thinking of the new year.
As a business owner, I think about my business plan, my goals, my word and inspiration for the year....
I need to tell you a story, but it’s going to be difficult
Not only is it difficult to write, it’s going to be difficult to read.
I feel like I need to preface this with a disclosure, that I am okay, my kids are okay. We have a...
The Holidays Are Coming
Family time and yummy food, who could ask for more?
As a kid our family was rarely “home” for the holidays. Easter, Thanksgiving, Christmas, were all spent driving to a grandparent’s house, filling up on food and then making the trek home and hoping not to get car sick ...