Last year, my word for the year was strive. I felt it was a great word since I had a lot of changes in my life and it was a kind word which gave allowances if I backslid or did not succeed at something. Even now I still use this as a reminder to be kind to myself. Credit But
The Lurkdom knows how much I’m anti-resolution and am more about goals. Being a new mom hasn’t changed this, if anything I’m more pro-goal than before. Historically, I always fall short on what I want to achieve. That’s why this year, I’m working a new angle. A lot of people are already on board the one word for the year
If you live in the Northeast, congratulations on surviving the coldest weekend we’ve had in a long, long time. According to one report, Boston had the coldest Valentine’s Day since the 50s. But! Despite the arctic temperatures there’s minimal snow, so I’m pretty happy. Especially since the day job changed their snow day policy to read as “we don’t do
It’s February. I’m not sure how this happened because it seems like I just blogged about patience being my focus this year*. Hubby and I have done more adulting in the last two weeks than we’ve probably done in the 13 years we’ve been together, but it’s all going to be worth it. Our cluttered apartment is becoming a pretty
To keep myself on task with everything I have to do outside of my day job, I’ve started Accountability Monday where I’ll share my successes and failures from the past week and my goals for the upcoming one. If you too need something to keep yourself honest, feel free to join in. How I Did Last Week I managed to