July is over which means my birthday month is about to begin and I’m determined to have a wonderful new month!
If you haven’t already seen, I launched virtual consulting with my organizing business. This means if you want some help but don’t live close by, don’t worry, I can still help!
It’s the last day of June and what a month it’s been for my family, for our country. Overall, it’s been a tough month but we did have some sparks of joy during birthday celebrations, swim lessons, a weekend lake trip, and launching my organizing business’s new website.
Well, April is coming to a close and… I just had to 🤣 How was your month? Tell me all about it. Here are my ‘lasts’ of April… Want to share some of your lasts?
How was your March? Do anything fun or accomplish anything big? I want to hear all about it. Here are my ‘lasts’ of March… Tell me some of your lasts…
It’s almost spring! February was a busy but productive month for me. I set lots of goals and accomplished most of them and for that, I am excited and proud. The biggest one is that I started taking clients for my home organizing business (and finding childcare for Shep while I start doing so). Yep, …
I love reading other people’s favorite things. The items they love at the moment. The songs they can’t get enough of. The books they rave about. You too? Okay, great, read on because I’m bringing back my Friday Favorites posts!
I really cannot believe it’s the last day of November. Shep is almost 6 months old and this year is almost over. It’s wild! As much as I want the infant stage to speed up, I also want the holiday time to go slowly and have us be intentional about cherishing it. It really is the best time of the year!
It’s starting to feel like it’s really fall time now, especially now that September is over and tomorrow starts October. Here are my ‘lasts’ of September… Happy fall! What are your lasts?
Although breastfeeding is natural, natural doesn’t always mean easy. Between latch and supply issues, infections, leaking, the struggles of pumping while working, the occasional social stigma for nursing in public, (and I could go on and on), it can be a stressful journey, adding to the pressures of an already stressful situation of having a little one to care for.
I know some of us have a word for the year. Something that calls to us or something to focus our intentions on. You can read about my word for the year here. While I like having that specific word, after having Shep, I’ve also been drawn to a specific phrase: Just try Baby didn’t …
Erika Reid Bell