As part of last year’s goals, I planned to read 100 books. That turned out to be totally and completely unrealistic. I have a toddler, after all. But I did keep track of the books I read, which I actually liked doing. Because now, at the end of the year, I can look back and… Continue reading 2016-2017 book recap
So I shared some overall life goals with you earlier this week, but what are my specific sewing goals? I feel the need to share them because that will help keep me on track and focused on the projects I want to be working on. My hope is that it will keep me from bouncing… Continue reading Sewing goals
Since I’m a teacher at heart, I still use academic planners. For this reason, the “year” starts in August. I kind of like that better than January, anyway, since January is such a cliche time to make resolutions and life changes. Also, isn’t it easier to try new things and practice new habits when… Continue reading The old goals and the new
Did you see the picture I posted on Facebook yesterday? I finished piecing the blocks together on my quilt! Ain’t it pretty? (Goodness, my phone takes terrible pictures) The next step is to square off the blocks and sew them together. I have backing material and batting ready (always prepared!). I am planning to quilt… Continue reading Project(s) goals
I have mentioned before that I need to start using my cookbooks more often. They are taking up an entire pantry shelf, and I have only been using them when I’m looking for a specific recipe. And even then, I usually don’t find what I’m looking for and end up on Pinterest anyway. I’ve… Continue reading The Cookbook Project
Back in August, I made some goals for this year, things I wanted to accomplish or ways I wanted to improve myself. Writing them down here for all to see has actually helped me stay more accountable. I mean, I told you I was going to do those things, so I should probably do them,… Continue reading March goals checkup
I had planned to share a sewing project with you today, but instead of finishing it, I spent all weekend reading. I regret nothing. There’s always next week. I decided instead to share with you something that is on my heart. I’ve had several conversations lately about discontentment and then this morning my devotional was… Continue reading The problem of discontentment
