Not sure for everyone, but for me, I have two modes on or off. If I’m on, I’m unstoppable – when I’m off, not even a cattle prod can get me moving. In January, I decided to start losing weight. I wasn’t really serious about getting it done until two things happened; our wedding anniversary and we bought tickets to […]
No #RevisitSeattle adventure could be complete without a visit to the Fish Ladder and Gardens at the Ballard Locks.
Enough is enough. I would get rid of the weight. At first it was little changes. Slowly got back to taking more steps, walking after dinner and cutting back what I was eating. The last week of May, I told myself enough was enough. Come hell or high water *this* was my time. I was going to get ‘er done and never go back again.
What a beautiful representation of what love is… being able to dance to your own music even when you can’t hear the notes. Gorgeous Movie Moment.
There are a million posts on saving money on groceries. There are people who manage to feed a family of six for $300 a month! So inspirational and yet so unattainable! With our debt free in three journey, we slashed our budget in January and have settled on $350 a month for groceries with an additional $50 in a grocery […]
Logically, we should cut our vacations to get out of debt quickly, since “We can’t afford it” but what if we changed the sentance to “How can we afford it?”
The hard thing about budgeting isn’t the budget. I mean after you take the weeks to put it together, then refine it, it’s pretty much done. The hard part is having the guts to stick to it,
There is something magical about a snow day. It’s as if the world stops for a moment and you have the most precious gift of all, time. There’s no place you have to be, nothing you have to do, nothing that really has to be done because… it’s snowing.
Every time I drive into Seattle, I’m always taken aback by how little I recognize my hometown. We decided we would #RevisitSeattle and see how much it’s changed. Today’s Adventure was the Volunteer Park Conservatory.
Having a plan means all my grocery shopping is done in two hours while my son is at preschool. The food in my freezer is added in to the weekly rotation and there’s no food being wasted. My fridge isn’t overflowing and I’m not running out to the store to get the one ingredient that turns into $50 of impulse groceries I didn’t really need.