Category: Life
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Real Life Weekends: Why Relaxing Is Rare and How We Make the Most of It
Weekends are supposed to be for relaxing, but they often turn into busy, errand-filled days. Here’s how we spend ours—and why it’s still the best time of the week. Read more
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Remembering 9/11: My Personal Reflection 24 Years Later
My personal reflection on September 11, 2001—where I was, what I felt, and the gratitude I hold 24 years later. A day that changed everything. Read more
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Back-to-School Budget: How We Spent $650 and Stayed (Almost) on Track
We set a $500 back-to-school budget…and spent $650! Here’s what we bought, what we learned, and why tax-free weekend might not be worth the hype. Read more
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Finding My Signature Style: Lessons from Style Therapy by Lauren Messiah
I recently completed Style Therapy by Lauren Messiah and discovered how deeply personal style is tied to mindset. This workbook helped me define a wardrobe vision, let go of the clothes that no longer serve me, and create a style that’s polished, feminine, and confident. Read more
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July So Far: Loud Kids, Beach Days, Budget Wins & a Dash of Drama
It’s mid-July and life has been a mix of late-night door slams, budgeting wins, beach goals, and a touch of academic drama. Here’s a little check-in on where I’ve been, what’s working, and what’s still testing my patience. Read more
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Why Productivity Without Alignment Isn’t Enough (And How I’m Changing That)
You can check off every task on your to-do list and still feel misaligned. Here’s why productivity doesn’t always equal purpose—and how I’m learning to live in true alignment with my goals, values, and faith. Read more
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Meal Planning for July: A Full Month of Dinner Ideas to Stay Organized and Save Money
Meal planning can be tough, especially with picky eaters! I’ve created a full month of July dinner ideas to help my family stay organized, eat out less, and save money. Check out my plan and share your tips! Read more