An Organized Dressing Table
Every mom should have their own little space where they can retreat away from their family and relax. For me, this area is my dressing table in our bedroom. I find putting my makeup on each morning to be really calming. I have to Read More
Periodically Reworking Your Budget
You’re following a written budget – fabulous! You are totally on the right track.* But one of the facts of life is that nobody’s financial situation is static. There are fluctuations in income, new expenses, expenses that end, and changes in monthly bill amounts. Plus, children are born, Read More
A Fabulously Organized Desktop
They say a cluttered desk is a sign of a cluttered mind, and for me, the same is true for a cluttered computer desktop. I find it really hard to concentrate on the project I am working on when my desktop is a mess and I can’t find Read More
Kids and Money: Earning and Managing a Commission
In order to learn to manage money, kids need money to manage. (Yes, I know. I have a keen sense of the obvious.) And the way in which they receive and manage that money should fit as much as possible with grown-up reality since we’re not ultimately training Read More
How to Clean and Freshen a Mattress
Spring cleaning and mattress care go hand in hand in my house. Spring is a great time to clean and freshen up your mattresses, so take a little time to check this chore off your list this spring. If you have never cleaned your mattress or are perplexed on how Read More
Organized Wedding Planning
Planning a wedding is an extremely daunting and nerve wracking task. There is so much to organize to have the day come together, it’s no wonder women turn into bridezilla’s. Today I have some tips and tricks to help you plan your wedding and ensure you have an organized and Read More
Setting {Realistic} Goals
For many of you, you took the New Year to look ahead and to set some goals. I applaud you. I am a huge fan of setting goals. I really believe that when you are deliberate with the direction you want to go, you are more likely to change Read More
Saving Your $1,000 Emergency Fund
via freedigitalphotos.net When you feel as though you’re living paycheck to paycheck, the thought of building up a $1,000 emergency fund can be daunting. But it’s so important, and with a little creativity it can be a fun and rewarding challenge! However, those dollars will not accumulate without a plan. Read More