As we embark on another holiday season with the best intentions to give generously, I’d love for us to pause and consider the thought processes behind our desire to give.
My goal is certainly not to discourage generosity, but rather, to encourage intentional thought as we consider the ways we can BEST BLESS our local charities, churches, schools, disaster relief organizations, and even friends and family.
Looking to save a bit (or a bunch) on your home and auto insurance? These 10 quick tips could do just that!
If insurance jargon and paperwork feel intimidating or overwhelming, or you’re just not sure where to start, give these quick tips a try (start with 1 for now) and see if they save you a bit of cash!
Gift-giving traditions that focus on meaningful experiences rather than physical objects can help keep your family celebrations clutter-free while still making them memorable.
Keep reading for 10 less-cluttery, less-consumeristic gift-giving traditions you might consider for your family’s next gift-giving occasion.
I know many of you can remember when I started sharing my Favorite Things (almost 13 years ago!)
Here we are all these years later with even more Favorites — a new morning routine, a favorite fall snack, one of my favorite kitchen tools, the podcast I’m loving, and several tips for the upcoming holiday season!
Transitioning to an empty nest can be challenging and emotional for many parents, but it’s also a great opportunity to refresh your home and lifestyle.
Here are 10 practical tips to declutter your home, rework your spaces to align with this new season, and make the most of this new chapter in your life!
Cozy Clean is my way of describing a home that feels peaceful, clean, inviting, yet still livable.
A welcoming environment for guests, a place that serves your own family’s needs… and the place you always want to be.
If that’s the feeling you want for YOUR home, keep reading for 10 tips to help you quickly create your own cozy clean home!
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