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Right now, I am in full on Summer mode. I am ready for the warm weather, not subbing for a few months, and soaking up all Summer has to offer! I think that this time is a great opportunity to work on projects that you put off throughout the year. I know I have a few that I want to do, and I want to share them with you!

Project #1: Organizing my Drawers


  • I have some drawers where things are just thrown in there. In one drawer I have SEVERAL lipsticks, my camera, extra jewelry that doesn't fit in my jewelry box in there. I want to get my lipsticks into a small bin, and place my jewelry in a bin so I can easily grab it when I need it. 
  • My sock and undergarment drawer is a mess! It seems like I have a lot of socks with holes in them, and I just need to get rid of them! I have a few new pairs that wouldn't fit in my drawer, so I am going to swap the old ones out for the new ones.
Project #2: Create A Blog Binder

  • In this binder, I want to include a monthly calendar, and a weekly calendar. I also want to include some paper to jot post ideas down. This way I can continue to become more prepared with my blog. I can also plan ahead to different holidays and not be rushing around trying to create my blog posts for the week. Do you have any ideas I can add to my binder??
What are your projects for this Summer? I'd love hear about them! Leave me a comment and let me know!



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