Make Over Your Mornings is much more than about morning time.
I am so excited to share that this online course is on sale for $9 for 2 weeks.
It's normally close to $20.
I bought this course last August and I was amazed at all the different ways that I can be more productive in my day by changing a few things at night.
Each day there is a short video and an assignment.
This course will not only revamp your mornings, but your evenings and also your yearly goals.
What you receive:
*14 videos
*workbook
*daily projects
*printable worksheets
Before I took this course I felt frustrated and worn out from doing the same thing over and over that wasn't working. Crystal makes some very specific suggestions for small changes to make a big impact in my day. I really like her short videos and projects that gave me a simple task to accomplish and implement in my daily routine.
OK, friends! The Homemaker's Depot is having a storewide sale for 20% off until December 5. So you can not only get the Homemaker's Friend Daily Planner for a deal, but you can find other good deals as well. BUT I really encourage you if you have not yet purchased a planner, then take a look again at this one. This planner is a GREAT deal. I have seen one about 3x as much. And that was the sale price!
I am currently filling out my new 2016 planner and I will feel ahead when 2016 starts! When I first got this planner last year, it was like wearing a new shoe. I tried it out and as I used it more, it became a part of my day. What I really like about it are the many sections that I use on a regular basis.
At the beginning of each week, I go through my Sunday Basket and then write down all my tasks for the week. I fill in my activities and appointments and then I plan my menu and write down what to make on each day and what the prep work will be. Then I write out my shopping list in the back. I write everything in my planner in pencil so I can erase and move things around. It's easy to see a week at a glance and be sure to keep on target with the tasks I have for the week.
So, if you are still thinking about this planner, look again and treat yourself to a great year! I promise.
See this blog post for more information on the planner.
Last year I signed up for Kathi Lipp's 21 Day Get Organized for Christmas challenge and I was able to get organized for Christmas in a much better way than I ever had before. I got my Christmas cards ready, I found recipes to make, I wrote gift lists and I collected addresses. Now, they are all stored in my binder that I made on the first day. It was simple and easy. The projects were fun and practical. Best of all, I had a Christmas that was finally enjoyable!
This year, Kathi packaged up her 21 Day Challenge along with host of other ideas into her new book: Get Yourself Organized for Christmas. This book has 21 projects, a few bonus and catch up days and a 5 day plan to put Christmas away. She included tips from her faithful readers for gift ideas, food ideas, family fun, ideas to refresh yourself. Each project also includes a way to make it a clutter free Christmas. This is a great book to keep handy when planning for Christmas as it covers so many areas that might be forgotten. It helps to set in motion a Christmas planning time that will be less stressful and more fun every year because most of it will already be done for you!
I really enjoyed reading this book. I tend to get a little anxious about the holidays and what exactly needs to be done, but this little book gave me 21 projects that were short and purposeful. Do you want to get organized this Christmas? Pick up this little book and go for it.
If you are still sitting on the fence about buying this planner, I have a quick tip. Get it now! Yes! Did you now you can start using it this December? Yes, you can. Get your new year started off right and get your Homemaker's Friend Daily Planner for 2016 right now and start using it.
I just realized this and so I will be transferring all the stuff I've written for this December on the 2016 planner. It can't get any easier than that. And do you remember that I use this planner for everything, everyday? And I love the new cover and colors. I look forward to having another fantastic year with this planner. I hope you do too!
Check to see if you have any friends who would like one too. There are specials on "bulk" orders.
1 for $13.99
3 or more $12.99 each
5 or more $11.99 each
10 or more $10.99 each
This is the last movie in the second season and definitely leaves you on the ledge at the end. Elizabeth is now back in Coal Valley full time and trying to navigate life with Jack. She can't quite figure out where they stand since their little confrontation in Hamilton, but she is determined to make amends. Meanwhile, Abigail is still trying to avoid Bill Avery who continues to want to talk with her. She is very angry that he lied to her. She is also doing fun outings with the new pastor as well as cooking dinner for him. Could there be a spark? And Rosemary is jealous that Lee has started seeing Molly since she didn't exactly give him a reason to stay with her. She tries very hard to win him back. Elizabeth goes to Jack's office to write him a note and accidentally leaves the door open and Rip the dog escapes. She and Jack run off to the mine to find him. They end of spending a very intense night talking and discussing their relationship. They both finally begin to understand each other. But when they arrive back in Coal Valley a surprise awaits both Jack and Elizabeth.
This is going to be a long wait for Season 3 to begin!
*I was given this DVD for review. All opinions are my own.*
OK, it's my last day! I can't believe I did this for 7 days. I tried something like this earlier this year, but I didn't like the food nearly as much as this detox adventure.
I would like to share some pros and cons that I thought of this program.
PROS-
*Dedicated health coaches- Danna and Robyn
*Comprehensive workbook
*Recipes (that were yummy!)
*Complimentary website with a wealth of resources
*Blog with cooking videos and podcasts
*Worksheets to keep myself accountable
*Very doable!
*I would do this again and it's recommended that I do!
*Indepth re-entry guidelines
*Ingredients are easy to find
CONS-
*Takes time to read through the workbook and set up the week for success (I suppose that is just the way it is with any program).
*I really can't think of any more!
What did I learn about myself?
*I can live without sugar, wheat and dairy for a week!
*Cooking is still fun. I just love to be in the kitchen so this was a delight to try some new foods.
*I can stick with a program that is well laid out with all the resources I need.
*It's harder just to start.
What changed in my body?
*Honestly, I don't feel any more energy or and didn't have better sleep. (I'm a mom of 2 crazy kids and I stayed up late some nights).
*I lost some weight. Happy dance!
*I feel better in my skin!
*I feel more confident about striving for a healthy lifestyle.
What I ate today: 1/2 banana mug cake, scrambled eggs with taco meat, tomatoes, and avocado, salmon patties, sliver of berry berry good cake, chicken veggie soup and creamy chicken spaghetti squash.
So, is this something you want to try? I dragged my feet for quite awhile before I tried this because I wanted to have the perfect timing and be able to carry it out successfully. Also, planning meals and making things that are different just takes time. But I'm very glad I did and you can be too!
