After years of receiving printed newspapers, we made the bold move and switched to a digital subscription. If you’re still getting printed newspapers or magazines, read on for 10 reasons you need to switch to digital.
Lessons in Loss – What I learned from losing my hair
My friend over at Smelly Socks and Garden Peas invited me to contribute a guest post to her Lessons in Loss series.
At first, I didn’t feel qualified to write a post about loss. When I put my thinking cap on, an idea started to take shape. I was taken back to an emotional time when I lost my hair following my cancer diagnosis.
21 quotes on the environment to inspire you in 2021
When it comes to sustainability and environmental issues, there are many inspiring leaders and activists we can learn from. Today, I hand my blog over to the wisdom of these thought leaders by sharing 21 quotes on the environment.
In today’s post, I thought I’d try something different and share 21 quotes on the environment from these thought leaders.
9 surprising things I learned from reading decluttering books
In 2020, I set a goal to declutter my home. I wanted to “do it right” so I borrowed some decluttering books from the library. Experts who make money helping people declutter must know something I don’t, right?
Today, I’ll provide a quick overview of the decluttering books I read. I’ll also share 9 takeaways that I’m applying to my own decluttering efforts and the 52-Week decluttering challenge.
52-week decluttering challenge – Free printable
Is this the year you plan to declutter your life and get organized? Well, you’re in the right place. Today I’m excited to introduce my 52 Week Decluttering Challenge! I hope you’ll join me on this journey to gain control over the chaos and clutter in our lives.
Farewell 2020 – A look back on the year that wasn’t
Welcome to 2021. Happy New Year! 2020 was definitely a bizarre and challenging year that many of us will be happy to see the back of. Before we jump headlong into 2021, let’s say “farewell 2020” with a look back on the year that was – or maybe the year that wasn’t is a better way of looking at it.
Special stories of treasured Christmas decorations
Just 1 day to go now until the big day. As Blogmas starts to wind down, all we have left to do is enjoy the season. For me a big part of that is the Christmas decorations. Decorating is one of my favourite things about the season. It’s so much fun to rediscover all of our treasured Christmas decorations as we unpack them every year.
You’ll love this slow cooker hot chocolate!
Is there anything better on a cold day than a steaming mug of hot chocolate? It’s a perfect treat after any outdoor winter activity or as a before-bed treat on Christmas Eve. In the last of my festive recipe posts, I’ve got a delicious hot chocolate recipe that you can make in your slow cooker so it’s ready and waiting when you come in from the cold.
25 fun things to do when it snows
Welcome to winter! Today is the winter solstice, better known as the first day of winter. What better way to celebrate than a list of 25 fun things to do when it snows?
Dreaming of a white Christmas – even in Canada
“I’m dreaming of a white Christmas…”. Is there anyone who doesn’t know that classic Christmas song?
If you don’t live in Canada, you might think that we enjoy a white Christmas every year. Read on for some fun facts about white Christmases in Canada.