February Favorite Things
As a child 'favorites' are big time things. I think they are as grown ups too. Again this month I sharing some of my favorites.
1. The Mom Struggling Well Podcast. I discovered this little gem a year and a half ago when I was having a slight personal melt down. Summer was over, we had just begun homeschooling and days just felt long. I love Emily's sense of humor and I find that there is some small tidbit in every episode that I can apply to my situation to make the daily struggle just a little bit better.
2. Flour sack towels I don't know if I can really explain why I love these things so much but I do. I recently replaced my discolored towels and just love the feeling of pulling out a fresh white kitchen towel. Perhaps they feed my inner nerd? Who knows. They are cheap and I 💗 them.
That's it for this month. With any luck I will remember to come back again next month to share a few more of my favorite things. Or I might forget. You just never know. Anyway, the details: I receive no compensation any of these items. They are just things that I have found to make my life easier and that I want to share with you. If you feel compelled to compensate me though...feel free! :)
1. The Mom Struggling Well Podcast. I discovered this little gem a year and a half ago when I was having a slight personal melt down. Summer was over, we had just begun homeschooling and days just felt long. I love Emily's sense of humor and I find that there is some small tidbit in every episode that I can apply to my situation to make the daily struggle just a little bit better.
2. Flour sack towels I don't know if I can really explain why I love these things so much but I do. I recently replaced my discolored towels and just love the feeling of pulling out a fresh white kitchen towel. Perhaps they feed my inner nerd? Who knows. They are cheap and I 💗 them.
3. Tide Pods Long before eating these puppies was a college students dream they were the latest fad in laundry detergent. It took me a while to jump on the bandwagon but once I did I realized that they were actually saving us money! In attempts to save money I had tried both generic and homemade detergents and was always left with either stained clothes or clothes that felt the weird way that day three jeans feel. I always ended up returning to Tide but then was disappointed when I didn't get as many loads out of a jug as I thought I would. Enter the genius of pre-measured Pods!
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