My God…
What an emotional roller-coaster it has been the last 10 days.
I went to the hospital 9:30am on Thursday 18th October for a scan and by 2:26pm – I had a baby boy.
He was born at 27 weeks and 3 days so almost 3 months early but he is doing so well. Of course, he is in intensive care and will be until his due date so I am visiting him every day.
I will try and come up with some regular posts but please bear with me during this time.
Love you all
When your home is cluttered, your brain has to sort through more objects to make sense of them. Although you may not be conscious of it, this can weigh you down and increase your stress level by a significant degree. By keeping things as tidy as possible, you’ll have an easier time relaxing in your home.
The good news is that keeping your home organized doesn’t have to be difficult. It’s all about adopting a few simple habits. A handful of the most useful ones are highlighted below.
There were so many projects linked up this week at Frugal Friday that I just loved!!
So I would like to say thank you and showcase here a few of my favourites.
I love this, it’s so subtle and unique…. check out the artwork tutorial.
This is a fun project that will keep the kids busy for hours…… why not make your own Kool Aid Play Dough
Now lets party… isn’t that what we are here for?
Renovating your home is an exciting and stressful time even when you have all the money in the world to spend on your renovation. When you add in the constraints of working on a tight budget, your home renovation becomes more complicated.
Don’t get too stressed out, though. There are strategies you can use to make renovating on a tight budget both feasible and fun.
First things first….. over the weekend I purchased a folder, some dividers and some punched pockets so now I can officially make a start on my home organisation binder.
I want to make this a place where I can turn to everyday and find out what should have been done, needs to be completed and so forth.
But I also want to make it pretty, so that every time I pick it up – it will make me smile.
Anyway, sorry this post is mighty short but I must dash or I’m going to be late for some work that needs doing (see how unorganised I am, I should have had this post planned, now you know why I need to get some organisation in my life)
I will let you know how the binder turns out, but for now, catch you later guys…..
First of all I would like to thank you for adding to last weeks Frugal Friday.
To launch this second week of Frugal Friday I want to spotlight some of the ideas that were linked last week….
I love this free Halloween Subway Art Printable from VixenMade
Theses are just so cool. Tutorial provided by Pounds4Pennies.
Now lets party… that’s what we are here for, right?
I have been thinking for a while now how much I need organisation for my home, and my idea is to create a home organisation binder…..
I have seen a brilliant example at Finding Home and I think with a baby on the way it might be better to get organised now rather than try after the birth.
I have been making and using liquid laundry soap for some time now and it does a good job at cleaning mine and my partners clothes, I’ve also used it for mopping the floors and cleaning surfaces in the kitchen and bathroom so it has multiple uses around my home.
The recipe I use;
1 cup grated olive oil soap ( I grate my own from a solid bar)
1/2 cup soda crystals (washing soda)
8 litres of water
Source: emilysummers-designer.blogspot.co.uk via Simple Humble Home on Pinterest
Source: thatsmyletter.blogspot.co.uk via Simple Humble Home on Pinterest
Source: bucketsofburlap.blogspot.com via Victoria {Simple Humble Home} on Pinterest
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