Currently.- My January list of things.

Listening to James Bay- Chaos And The Calm
Checking off my reading list-1. Blessings for the morning, by Susie Larson. 2. You're going to be okay, by Holley Gerth. 3. Simply Clean, by Becky Rapinchuk.
Coming up with more ideas for blogging.
Thinking about starting up my store again.
Enjoying family movie night on Saturdays with my family.
Smiling more. - I'm just so happy and full of so much love to share.
Embracing the little moments more. It's true what they say, life is short. Like seriously let's live each day with a purpose. Engage in more meaningful conversations. Laugh more. Be present. You're one of a kind and simply amazing.♡
Enjoying more lattes at home. After my husband and I purchased our latte machine we have really been enjoying it together. I love our latte moments.
Staying away from social media.- Yes, I still blog and occasionally pin things on Pinterest, but I no longer engage in what some may call social media nonsense. I'm leaving all that behind. If you would like to get a hold of me you can email me. I usually respond within a day or two. You can find my email under my contact tab. I love hearing from all of you. ♡
I'm enjoying new crafts with my children. They enjoy being hands-on and I enjoy the time we spend creating new things.
Taking more pictures. Just me and my camera.- I love capturing simple moments. It's always so nice being able to look back on a picture.
I love having my husband as my workout partner and lately, we've really been enjoying our workouts together. I think we make a pretty great team!

What's currently on your list of things you're doing? I'd love it if you shared.

As always thank you for coming on this blogging journey with me.

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