Lists and guides for planning different life events as well as organization tips.
It’s that time of year! Time to take stock of your fall and winter clothing to determine the gaps in your wardrobe. Maybe you have plenty of warm pajamas but not enough socks? Maybe you are now working from home and are in need of a lot more loungewear and fewer formal work outfits. This guide and clothing inventory checklist will help you go through your fall and winter clothes to see what your needs will be for the upcoming season. By doing a seasonal clothing inventory now you can take advantage of upcoming sales!
One thing that drives me crazy is having to repeat myself over and over. When my kids are on summer break from school they are constantly asking when an event is taking place. Do I have tennis lessons today? When are we going camping? How many more days until the State Fair? My solution this summer is to print out large monthly calendars so the family can visually see when everything is.
These seasonal weekly calendars are the most used and requested printables I have ever made. I don’t go a day without looking at our weekly calendar. Each week it’s filled out with our schedule posted prominently on our refrigerator. The calendars help with reminders of all kinds (school, medical appointments, activities, etc) and help facilitate communication between myself and my husband. Plus, every night at dinner we glance over at it to discuss the next day’s plan with our kids. I hope you find these calendar printables as helpful as we do.
My daughter’s birthday is in March which is the perfect time to throw a rainbow birthday party since St. Patrick’s Day makes all things rainbow even easier to find than normal. We incorporated the rainbow theme into the party decorations, food, dessert, and favor bags. See below for inspiration and links.