These printable post-game snack tags are part of a sponsored conversation written by me on behalf of Yoplait®. The opinions and text are all mine.
Last year was our first year experiencing organized sports with our little ones. Our oldest started with soccer and did a few sessions of t-ball. One of the first things that were discussed at practices, was signing up for post-game snacks. I found it incredibly odd that at first, I had a hard time picking out snacks for the team on my assigned days.
Today I am sharing a free printable cleaning list as part of a sponsored post for Socialstars. All opinions are my own. #ZepSocialstars
Making various lists has always helped me streamline my day and hectic schedules. I need that visual reminder and that satisfaction of crossing things off once complete. I normally have different notepads, list-pads and my planner on hand, all filled with my lists I reference throughout the day. I am trying something different now, and making printable sheets to help organize them and eliminate all the notepads.
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Is summer really almost over? The school year starts next week, but I am not quite ready to let go of the warm summer months, that blazing sun and the bright skies. I have been thinking about planning a fun summer party outside, but honestly, the heat and humidity has been a scorcher lately.
Today I am sharing how I get a fresh start each morning as part of a sponsored post by NESTLE Coffee-mate. All opinions are my own.
Mornings haven’t always been my thing. There are still some days I wake up and think, “not today”, I am not a morning person. However, the last year or so I have discovered that with each morning and each start to the day, good things can come. Ensuring a fresh start daily is important.
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One thing we started doing more this summer was going to the local library. I was always hesitant to take the boys, since they are younger and have a hard time keeping their voices down. I found out that our library has a section just for kids with a play area and they offer a children’s summer reading program. The program just ended last week, but I decided to do more at home to encourage the kids to read and build our personal library.
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I have a knack for organization. I prefer things to be color coded, alphabetized, categorized and clutter-free. It puts my mind at ease and helps my days run smoother. My home office is full of paperwork, reports, folders, binders and endless office supplies.
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No matter how much we have going on, we make sure each and every weekend is filled with family-time. We may spend a day out and about exploring a St. Louis attraction, or just spend time together in the backyard. No matter what we end up doing, it involves lots of laughter, fun, and good eats.
