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July 27, 2020

Intentions for the Week

Looking to get your head in the game? Tracy from Shutterbean makes a weekly TO DO LIST called her Intentions for the Week. Here's what this week looks like:

Intentions for the Week – Week 31 of 2020

Happy Monday, friends!

I just asked my Alexa how many days it’s been since March 11th (the day we started SIP) and it’s been 138 days! WHOAAAAAA.  I can’t even believe that. This weekend was pretty nice. We had my Dad over with his boo to celebrate his 74th birthday. I hit a bit of a grief trigger because it’s always hard celebrating big things in our family without my Mom. I made her Lemon Chicken last night so it would make me feel closer to her. It worked! Also… Cooper was into it way more this time I made it than EVER and that made me happy.  VICTORY!  Other than that, I finally cleaned off my work desk and straightened up the kitchen!  I did a little meal prep too but I didn’t take pictures. DID IT EVEN HAPPEN??!! 

Let’s figure out what our plans are and write down our Intentions for the Week, shall we?

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July 26, 2020

My Everyday Life Week 30

Here’s what this past week looked like- My Everyday Life Week 30

Calendula alert! I grew these from seeds!

Bonjour, Huggy.

 

A lightbulb moment.

I like having lunch with Cooper during the week.

I MEAN, COME ON.

I like this part of my Intentions for the Week printable.

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July 24, 2020

I LOVE LISTS

I LOVE LISTS

  1. Let’s take a trip through my childhood.
  2. Family ritual ideas to inspire.
  3. Cats sleeping together in weird positions.
  4. A list of warning signs if someone has depression. 
  5. recipes to try: spicy tuna cakes / smashed avocado fish tacos
  6. They thought I was an earth sign and they are wrong.
  7. Trader Joe’s Frozen Meals ranked.
  8. How to find a contractor.
  9. What self-care means right now, according to experts.
  10. I’m definitely making this risotto in my Instant Pot!
  11. In defense of our teachers.
  12. Whoaaaaaa. 
  13. These shoes are so cute.
  14. Can restaurants survive another shutdown?
  15. This artist is inspiring!
  16. Build an Oh Shit Block into your schedule.
  17. The hairstyles of women in the 50s.
  18. Parts of this garden that remind me of my grandpa’s
  19. People under 30 might kill email.
  20. Wanna go camping? This will get you started.
  21. Weekend reading: Everything is Under Control / Martha Stewart Organizing

If you need to start next week off right, download my Intentions for the Week Printable!

You can also find a food journal, a pep-talk pack, and stickers in my Etsy shop. 

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July 20, 2020

Intentions for the Week

Looking to get your head in the game? Tracy from Shutterbean makes a weekly TO DO LIST called her Intentions for the Week. Here's what this week looks like:

Intentions for the Week – Week 30 of 2020

Happy Monday, friends!

Are we staying healthy? Are we wearing our masks? Are we taking good care of ourselves? This weekend we had friends from our pod over for dinner outside on our deck. It was wonderful. I made a Greek feast. We also spent some time with our neighbors and shared cocktails from a distance. I feel so thankful to have interactions and connections. It totally distracted me from indulging the thoughts of how Cooper won’t have school AT school for a while..maybe even til next year. What is this life? 

Let’s avoid some existential dread and figure out Intentions for the Week. Here they are!

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July 19, 2020

My Everyday Life Week 29

Here’s what this past week looked like- My Everyday Life Week 29

Happy to have caught this moment this week! What a moment of magic! 

Huggy finds the funniest places to hide. He always makes me laugh. 

My favorite easy meal. Brown rice, furikake, avocado, hot chili oil, and soy sauce. 

Started working on my July spread for my Currently Workbook this month.

Here’s the beginning. I drew echinacea because I’m excited they are growing in our front yard!

Meal prep this week!

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LISTS
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July 17, 2020

I LOVE LISTS

I LOVE LISTS

  1. Ways you can bulk up ramen noodles.
  2. I want to make chicken fried potatoes.
  3. Check out these creative bus ads.
  4. Black-Owned Etsy shops to support
  5. A whole bunch of recipes using eggs.
  6. Wow. I would really love a Study Pod.
  7. How to Dry Herbs
  8. How Americans who left talk about their life in other countries.
  9. I am daydreaming of going to Canada.
  10. Here’s why you keep seeing all of those trick cakes.
  11. Trees growing through cars.
  12. I had a dress like this when I was in high school and I miss it.
  13. Teens are dressing up as older people to get alcohol.
  14. I wonder if all this stuff about #freebritney is true… cuz WOW
  15. What have you learned about yourself during quarantine?
  16. I can’t believe this is ballpoint pen!
  17. Journal goals.  Oh and this one too!
  18. Fight fear with love.
  19. How books can help us through times of transition.
  20. This home looks incredibly calming.
  21. Weekend Reading: Mending Matters + Wild at Home

If you need to start next week off right, download my Intentions for the Week Printable!

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July 16, 2020

Salt & Pepper Shrimp

Salt & Pepper Shrimp is something I love to order when we are out at a restaurant, but I never order it for delivery because it definitely doesn’t travel well. The same goes for fried calamari.   In the delivery process,  what was intended to be crispy and crunchy turns into a soggy mess the longer it sits in a sweaty TO GO box.  Plus, it’s never HOT, and that bugs me.  

 

But now I don’t have to order takeout cuz I made one of my favorite dishes at home and my family loved it!

And that in itself is a reason to celebrate. There’s a new dish to add to my picky eater household and I AM THRILLED because I am getting so tired of cooking the same ole things during the quarantine. A big plus is that most of the ingredients are things I usually have on hand!

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