10 Things to Do While Social Distancing Author: Celeste O’Connor The current coronavirus pandemic has affected everyone in the U.S. and abroad. Schools, bars, and restaurants have closed. Large events like conferences, concerts, festivals, and conventions have been canceled. You may be reading this article because you’ve been instructed by your employer to work from […]
Complete 2025 Spring Cleaning Checklist for a Sparkling Home + Free Printables! Author: Celeste O’Connor Spring is a double-edged sword. The sun is shining, there’s no more ice to scrape off of your car, and birds begin chirping again. But the downside to spring is something many despise and avoid – spring cleaning. But believe […]
Revised by Allison West; originally posted by Dylan Meister Share “To improve is to change; to be perfect is to change often.” Winston Churchill Each New Year presents a moment to pause and reflect on milestones and accomplishments of the past 12 months, and to review what we’d like to improve. Fresh starts are […]
posted by: Allison West Share Just in time for the holidays! Browsing through my loose recipe collection instantly takes me back to my Mom’s kitchen in the 1970s, as my sisters and I learned how to make the dough and bake holiday sugar cookies. She must have been very patient to watch as the […]
posted by: Allison West Share It’s July and it’s already time for back-to-school shopping. Supplies to organize paper are usually at the top of the list. Regardless of whether you’re a parent, teacher, or student, keeping school papers organized is tough. Most families use a kitchen counter or table that’s dedicated to the piling […]
posted by: Allison West Share Americans love their stuff. And we sure have a lot of it. According to Becoming Minimalist, Americans spend $1.2 trillion annually on nonessential goods — in other words, stuff we don’t need (The Wall Street Journal). My own basement pays an overstuffed homage to all the stuff I don’t really […]
