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Current side kicks. Not mad about it. Who’s foll

Current side kicks. Not mad about it. Who’s following you around lately😂😳🤩

When your flowers match your office AND your jeans

When your flowers match your office AND your jeans still fit. It’s a GOOD DAY indeed!

Also going LIVE on Facebook to talk HOME EDITING, ORGANIZING, & STYLING at noon eastern. Looks like we’re gonna be here for a while. Might as well like it 😂🤩🙌🏻🙌🏻 What is your good news today?!?

Update!! Live Stream at 3 pm eastern today! When

Update!! Live Stream at 3 pm eastern today!

When I was nine, mama got remarried and we got rich.

At least that’s what it felt like to my 9 year old heart who had never seen the likes of fancy cowhide rugs and nekkid lady lava lamps. 😂

My sister and I also got our own rooms for the first time ever. I requested the bigger of the two, being the older and wiser.

After about a month, I asked her if she wanted to switch and have the bigger room. 🤓

Secretly, I surmised that if her room was always staying clean and tidy, it must have been because it was smaller.

One month into me having the smaller and for sure MESSIER room, I wanted to switch back.

And thus began a lifetime of saying to myself that I was creative but not organized.

Words are powerful, so for a good portion of my life, I have lived up to my words.

But I seriously LOVE and CRAVE beautiful, clean, and organized spaces.

So, I’ve slowly, over time, made myself a student of people with gifts I don’t have.

And I’m SO EXCITED to tell you that I have hired a professional organizer, @findingyourfancee to help me take my editing and organizing and beautifying skills even further.

AND? We both will be teaching and training and coaching and cheering you on in my coaching group this month as we take a deep dive into the WHY and the HOW of keeping our spaces tidy and beautiful.

I’ll be going live every day this week at NOON with small projects to help you get started and my LIFE MENTORING SCHOOL is opening its doors FOR THE FIRST TIME for you to try it for just one month, instead of making the normal monthly commitment.

Looks like we’re all gonna be home for April, so this is the perfect month to jump in with us and EDIT, ORGANIZE, & STYLE your home and life.

It’s gonna be EPIC!! Let’s start with your pain point.

What space in your home drives you the most crazy and why??!?!

Quarantine shoe wear. Never gets old. All day e’ry day. What’s your fave piece of quarantine fashion?!?

How’s homeschooling going? I’ll let you decid

How’s homeschooling going?

I’ll let you decide.😳🤠😂🥰 How about YOU???? He may have just said, “Math is the dumbest thang in my life.”

I left this cactus at my office and then forgot ab

I left this cactus at my office and then forgot about it.

For like 4 ish weeks.

Yesterday, on a mission of mercy, I remembered it and drove over to the office to bring it home.

After I drenched it in water, I put it right by the sink (where I’ll be standing, apparently for the foreseeable future 😂😳😭) so I can try to coax it back to life.

As a self-proclaimed plant lady, I can’t let this one die on my watch.

Got any other suggestions.

Signed,
Trying to keep things alive in Tennessee

Tom Tom and I divided my fiddle leaf dig and then

Tom Tom and I divided my fiddle leaf dig and then worked on our kitchen herb garden today.

He was IN.TO.IT.

Everything was going just fine. He was using the garden hoe like a pro.

But as soon as he put on his gardening gloves, he said, “I haven’t been digging in the garden since my mama died.” 😭😭😭 He told me about how she let him help her with the flowers and how she gave him a little shovel to use and then he said, “I miss my mama’s flowers. I really love gardens because it makes me think about her.” It’s times like this that it’s hard to put into words the ache.

As wonderful as he’s doing, the loss can still cut to the quick.

We miss you, Ms. Irene and we’ll make sure your boy keeps his hands in the dirt and his heart set on heaven.

We couldn’t love your little buddy anymore if he was our own flesh and blood. Thank you for trusting us, thank you for making a way for him. He’s been the most precious and unexpected gift to us.

Quarantine Chili DID NOT DISAPPOINT. Recipe below

Quarantine Chili DID NOT DISAPPOINT. Recipe below.
Also? Are you familiar with apron productivity principle? If not, let me enlighten you—if you put an apron on early in the day, there’s a much greater chance that you will indeed make dinner and switch out the laundry and clean out the refrigerator. I have 20 years of home studies to prove it😂😂😂 I did a live video of my chili today l, but here’s the recipe:

2 pounds ground beef
1 large onion
5 cloves garlic, chopped fine (I forgot to add mine today and it turned out PERFECT!)
3 T. cumin
3 T. chili powder
1 14 oz can diced tomatoes
1 jar of salsa
1 can black beans, no draining
1/2 jar chili sauce (12 oz jar) or 1 T. Chili paste or it’ll be fine without it
1/2 cup BBQ sauce
3 T ketchup
1 12 oz beer
1 box chicken stock
salt and pepper to taste and reseason at the end
Brown the onion and beef and then add everything in and bring to boil, reduce to low and cook for at least an hour.
ENJOY! Tag me if you make it!!

This one😭😭😭 She’s 18 today. She’s one

This one😭😭😭 She’s 18 today. She’s one of the most amazing humans I know and she teaches me everyday what it looks like to work hard, to love well, and to make your dreams come true.
She was 8 years old when our house burned down and she had nightmares for months after the fire. I slept with her until they passed. I worried about the effect of something so traumatic at such a young age. But as I watch her live a beautiful, disciplined, and full life, even when her senior year is disrupted in such a dramatic way, I am reminded of God’s words about suffering and how it produces character and hope.
She was accepted to a four-year dance Conservatory at point park and we are so excited for her future. Love you to pieces Elea girl. Thank you for being a grace gift to your parents. HAPPY 18🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉💐💐💐💐💐💐 @egwadsworth

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