The Saturday Six

One.

I don't have $323 to spend on this, but surely it can't be so hard to DIY. If you could find hexagon (or another shape) wood pieces at the craft store and then use a map, you could make a design of all the places you've visited!

Two.

Random Bekah fact: I don't like oatmeal. I love oats, but not oatmeal. It's a texture thing, not a flavor thing. I use oats all the time in desserts and granola and all that, but I don't like eating regular oatmeal for breakfast. (I wish I did!) Nevertheless, I know many people do, so I thought I would share this post. If you are trying to have some quick, easy, healthy, on-the-go breakfasts on hand as the school year starts up again, this blogger has some great suggestions for making your own packets. You can eliminate all the weird ingredients and use only the add-ins you like. I think her system is pretty great, and if I liked oatmeal, I'd be jumping right on this idea.

Three.

This may be the best school bus-to-RV conversion I've ever seen. If you showed me a picture of the bathroom away from the context of the article, I don't know that I would be able to figure out it was a mobile bathroom!

Four.

I found out yesterday that NEXT FRIDAY, AUGUST 9th, Moody Publishers is running a 50% off everything sale. If you're looking for a new Bible study for fall, they have some great ones! Erica Wiggenhorn (you remember Erica) has three studies published through Moody. I've done both her books on Acts and am working my way through Luke right now. Highly recommend them all. And at 50% off, I recommend all three! :)

Five.

Katie, over at Dashing Dish, made some announcements this week of some new things {some coming, some already here} happening in the land of Dashing Dish. One of the new things is this clean eating freezer meal prep guide. It's not a free resource, but at $15, it isn't a bad price to learn how to make healthy freezer meals. It comes with 20 healthy recipes, a grocery list to make sure you don't forget any of the supplies, three videos to walk you through the preparation process, and labels for your finished products. If you need prep-ahead ideas for a busy life season OR you want to make healthy freezer meals to gift to people who have just had a baby or are recovering from health issues, this is a great option! {Disclaimer: I haven't purchased it myself yet, but I trust anything Katie offers.}

Six.

I haven't read all these books...but if you have, do you agree with her choices on the best and worse houses in the land of fiction? (I still dream of visiting Green Gables...)