Things to Try at Home: Shop Your Own Closet!
Outside of the blogger life, I work in a federal government building as my day job, which sometimes requires me to dress like an adult. 🙂
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Stuck inside? Goodwill is my go-to for games and books.
Staying home doesn’t have to be boring!
Like most people, my family is spending a lot more time at home right now out of concerns over the COVID-19 coronavirus. With schools closed and activities cancelled, everybody is looking for fun things to do inside.
Thrift List: 5 Last-Minute Items to Buy if You’re Quarantined at Home
The health and safety of our community is our ongoing top priority, and with the rapid spread of the Coronavirus, many are required to self-quarantine in order to prevent the potential devastating affect on the entire country’s population. To prepare for a safe and self-sustaining self-quarantine, we’re all flocking to grocery chains to stock up on all the food essentials.
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My Goodwill Find: One-of-a-Kind Positive Affirmations Side Table
However, I was taught and learned that what is meant for you will be waiting in your plain view. While conducting a styling session and hanging out with my friends, Ronessa and Jennifer; I wondered off into the furniture section.
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5 Productive Things to do Instead of Binge-Watching Netflix
The health and safety of our community is paramount, and with the rapid spread of the Coronavirus, many are required to self-quarantine in order to prevent the potential devastating affect on the entire country’s population. With more people staying home from work or school, there’s a newfound amount of unexpected free time that’s full of possibilities…..for your closet, home and peace of mind!
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Thrifty Girl Life: How to Make Infused Water
During a recent trip, I stumbled upon a retro aluminum ice tray that reminded me of my grandparents house as a little girl; one of my household chores would be to refill the ice cube tray when empty. I was delighted to find one because I have been on the hunt for some time. Why have I been looking for one???
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A Need for Creativity
The creative economy can be explained by looking at the generational layer-cake of one’s family occupation. For instance, my great-grandfather worked in a factory— lost a finger, worked every available hour, physically was beaten to a pulp in a position that is now done by robotic automatization machines.
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Goodwill Now Sells Juice?
ODuring last month’s monthly Finding Your Good Meetup, I found a electric citrus juicer to use more citrus in a different way, rather then just eating them whole. It was tagged as $5.99, but all donated goods were 50% off!
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