Wednesday, November 21, 2012
Thankful
'Tis the season to be over-stressed, over-traveled, and over-tired but, most of all, over-thankful. And boy, am I. I feel very blessed to have great family, great friends and the opportunity to stay home with my little man and get to share my creative spirit with all of you. Thank you all for stopping in time and again and supporting this lil' blog.
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DIY DECOR,
holidays,
living room,
shoutout,
thanksgiving
Friday, November 18, 2011
How To Organize a Classroom
November, and specifically Thanksgiving, has most of us thinking about what we're thankful for. At the top of my list is my family. When Nikki from Everything Under the Moon invited me to participate in her Random Acts of Kindness Week this past Nov 13-19th, I was overjoyed and I knew exactly what I could do.
I am lucky. I am blessed with a very handsome, hardworking and scarily smart husband and a carbon copy 1 year old son, with a sense of humor that rivals my beloved Chevy Chase. The hubs will wash dishes, wash laundry, cook, and give me nightly back rubs all without a single complaint. And, while he does, and is, a lot of things, organized he is not! (Just take a peek at his classroom.) He's so busy with graduate school (Go Aggies!) and teaching that he can't find the time to clean up.
So, I put my organization skills to use. It's the least I could do to show him just how thankful I am.
His biggest issue, as you can see, are the stacks and stacks of papers.
So, I thought these would help.
I am lucky. I am blessed with a very handsome, hardworking and scarily smart husband and a carbon copy 1 year old son, with a sense of humor that rivals my beloved Chevy Chase. The hubs will wash dishes, wash laundry, cook, and give me nightly back rubs all without a single complaint. And, while he does, and is, a lot of things, organized he is not! (Just take a peek at his classroom.) He's so busy with graduate school (Go Aggies!) and teaching that he can't find the time to clean up.
So, I put my organization skills to use. It's the least I could do to show him just how thankful I am.
His biggest issue, as you can see, are the stacks and stacks of papers.
So, I thought these would help.
Labels:
challenge,
random acts of kindness,
thanksgiving
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