Winding Down on School
I have completed my theory courses for the time being and have one practicum day remaining this week. Next week, I have a final exam and then I am done my 5th semester of the BSN program. I am very … Continue reading
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Spring… Fall Cleaning post # 5 Make-up Tools
So this is a pretty basic one, but the more I talk with other women, the more I come to realize that cleaning makeup tools isn’t as common as it should be. At least once per week, it is important … Continue reading
Spring Cleaning Post #4 : Outside Time
I’m not sure what the weather has been doing lately, but it seems like every time I have a day off, it starts raining, which makes mowing the lawn almost impossible. Here are some things I hope to be able … Continue reading
Spring Cleaning Post # 3 :: Tubs and Toilets
Tubs and Toilet Tuesdays. I try to tidy and clean the bathrooms on Tuesdays. Only because Tuesday starts with the “T” sound and I’m a sucker for consonance repetition. So this one is aimed at those of you who weren’t … Continue reading
Spring Cleaning Post # 2 : Taking back your laundry
“Spring Cleaning” generally means cleaning things that get missed throughout the year. Although we do our laundry often, how often is it that you match up those socks or go through and purge those clothing or textile items that simply … Continue reading
On the Menu; Meal Plan Sunday
At Costco, I picked up pork chops, beef roast (x2), and deli turkey slices for meats. Leftover in the freezer is chicken drumsticks, shrimp, and prawns. Let’s see what we can throw together! Sunday, we had roasted drumsticks with BBQ … Continue reading
Spring Cleaning Post # 1 : A Tidy Kitchen
So this is pretty basic, but it is so very important. Keeping a clean kitchen is the first step in leading an organized life. Especially when you have a family or are trying to live a healthy lifestyle. If you … Continue reading
Zucchini plants are such show offs :: Meal plan
So this isn’t quite a meal plan, but in keeping with the challenge I issued to myself regarding maintaining the website and the “meal plans,” I thought I’d take some time to combine a list of things to do with … Continue reading
Upcoming Challenge
I have been neglecting this website off and on for some time. I have a few areas of my life that I would love to improve, so I am issuing a few challenges that I would love for you to … Continue reading
Starting off May’s $300 Grocery Challenge
The average food budget for a small family in BC is between $500 and $600. I’m going to attempt $300 for my tiny family — including household items. Going into May, I have cauliflower, sweet potatoes, russet potatoes, plenty of … Continue reading