The Saturday Six

One.

I think you all know my favorite thing about football season is the chance to scrapbook for hours while Ryan watches TV. :) But even though football may not be my first love, and certainly even though I understand nothing about it, I think this video is pretty cool. Indiana Wesleyan (where I attended college and where I worked for the first eleven years of my adult life) launches its own football team this fall. Like for the first time ever in the history of the entire school. I haven't been to the campus to see the completed field, but the video shows the team reporting for training camp, moving in, and getting ready to start football...for the very first time in a school's history.

Two.

Speaking of videos, do you remember a few months ago when I featured some friends of mine who travel full time in an RV as they do evangelistic ministry around the country? They did a video tour of their RV. I love these kinds of videos.  I love home tours whether that home is on wheels or not. They're actually working on some renovations to the RV to switch up some of the sleeping arrangements as their kids get older. But this video shows the pre-renovation. I loved it!

Three.

This post makes me want to try my spiralizer on things other than just zucchini!

Four.

Are you a perfectionist? Yeah, I feel that!!! This is a great post about learning to strive for excellence over perfection. Maybe you need the words too!

Five.

One of my Instagram friends is in the process of trying to go as completely plastic free as possible. It's been intriguing to read her processes of learning to store things in new ways, and though I don't know that this will become our goal or journey, I did find this tutorial for making your own wraps and covers interesting. (These would replace plastic wrap and baggies, I believe.)

Six.

I'm still working on the book I started this week...it's not one you can rush through and get the most out of it that you can possibly get, so I slowed down to savor. Meanwhile, I have to share this. This is the most detailed travel plan of Route 66 I've ever seen. Ryan and I hit a couple spots on Route 66 during our vacation last month, and we also ate at one of the restaurants in Chicago on our anniversary trip a few years ago. But I do think it would be cool to drive the whole thing. And these people have DEFINITELY done their research. This is a post I love to read because it isn't fluffy.