Day 6 of the 30-Day Challenge: Procrastination Station Task: To share the artistic talents of Toodlez and Little Man on Degrees of Maternity. Reason for Task: For those of you who read my blog post, entitled Begin with the End, you are aware that two of my children, Toodlez (my oldest) and Little Man (my youngest) are up and … Continue reading Day 6: Procrastination Station
Day 5 of the 30-Day Challenge: Procrastination Station Task: To clean out the inside of my refrigerator and freezer units from top to bottom, as prescribed by Betsy Rossen Elliot in her book, Salt: Clean Coffee Cup Stains and Other Best-Kept Secrets. In the book, it was suggested to sprinkle equal amounts of salt and … Continue reading Day 5: Procrastination Station
Day 4 of the 30-Day Challenge: Procrastination Station Task: To read two 30-page books about two household products that can be used as natural home remedies. Reason for Task: My family is very much into seeking natural means to meet daily needs and to solve common problems versus going the chemically convenient route. Therefore, any … Continue reading Day 4: Procrastination Station
Day 3 of the 30-Day Challenge: Procrastination Station Task: To put together a brand-new Lego kit with my 8-year old son. Reason for Task: If you read my blog post, entitled Begin with the End, then you'll find out that it's no secret, in my household, that Little Man loves all things Legos. He has spent countless … Continue reading Day 3: Procrastination Station
Day 2 of the 30-Day Challenge: Procrastination Station Task: Add a 30-minute exercise workout routine to my daily regimen for 3 - 5 weekday mornings out of the week. Reason for Task: The older I get, the harder it is to keep my weight consistently in check and the more effort I need to put forth in … Continue reading Day 2: Procrastination Station
Day 1 of the 30-Day Challenge: Procrastination Station Task: Create an alphabetically ordered binder of loose-leaf paper recipes, indexed by food category. Reason for Task: Recipes are currently loose in a binder and not in any particular order, which makes it harder to find them when needed. I'm constantly flipping through several pages of recipes before … Continue reading Day 1: Procrastination Station
In order to get a jumpstart on accomplishing some tasks that I've dropped off at a fictitious destination I like to call "Procrastination Station", I've decided to go on a 30-day challenge and to have you hold me accountable for seeing it through to its completion. My list of challenge items is partly inspired by the … Continue reading 30-Day Challenge: Procrastination Station
Reading can be both fun and educational. I think most of us could agree with this statement. Wonder if I change it up a bit and state that reading can be both fun and educational at the same time within the same setting? Well, this second statement has a slightly different connotation than the first. And … Continue reading Reading Can Be Fun and Educational
Lately, I seem to be running on this "kick yourself into gear" momentum, derived from a recent awakening out of a stifling fog of inactivity. If you have no idea what I'm referring to, feel free to familiarize yourself with my previous blog post, entitled Fighting the Battle Against Inactivity. It'll give you some background … Continue reading A Call to Action: Stop Procrastinating!
I didn't plan on writing about this topic today, but life sometimes gets in the way of the best laid-out plans. So, I digress and have decided to write about where I've been residing lately. As of the last week or so, I've been in an intense battle with inactivity. As a matter of fact, … Continue reading Fighting the Battle Against Inactivity
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