At Christmas, we often went to my Mom’s parents house in Michigan. My younger sister and I would share the room my Mom and her sister grew up in. Two twin beds with quilts. Two retro lamps. Two tiny 60s metallic Christmas trees. The room was
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If life has become drudgery, it’s time to plan something to look forward to every day. If your fun is mainly binge watching or scrolling you may not feel very alive. Fun and play can add energy to your life. It seems fun is usually fit in
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Take Care When Sick – Be Compassionate with Yourself Recently I was sick with a cold. You know the kind – you can keep going, you feel tired and miserable the whole time. The first couple days I kept going. I didn’t want everything
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When I was younger, I read that leaving makeup on your face at bedtime ages your face. Since then there is rarely a time I don’t wash my face before bed. I am mainly doing the same skin care as this blog post, but as I’ve gotten
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My 5-year old grandson has been living with us most of his life since he was born. And even when he wasn’t living here, I had him almost every week for a few days. He is my joy and I loved it. AND He’s a whirlwind of vitality, draining me
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Laundry seems to one of the things most difficult to stay on top of for households. Depending on how much laundry you have each week and what is your preferred working method, the two main ways to keep up with laundry are: 1) Do one load every
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Decluttering can sometimes feel overwhelming, especially when it involves sentimental items or tough choices about what to keep. But what if I told you there are plenty of things you can let go of right now that require zero emotional investment