The Saturday Six

One.

It's already started, but if you missed the memo, Hallmark is doing a Christmas movie marathon this weekend. Not that I know where I'll be...

Two.

If you're unable to get out and shop right now, but you want to send a little encouragement, check out this happy mail site! (The shop owner's husband was in my high school graduating class, and he shared about it this week.)

Three.

Have you noticed an influx of freebies online - especially for kids? Lots of lessons and classes that people are so generously making available for free during this time. This week I found about this five session video series available for free! It's called Anxious for Nothing (appropriate, no?) and it's by Max Lucado!!! (I really enjoy his writing and teaching.) Check it out! (Note: I have not read this study, but since it's Max, I feel I can recommend it!)

Four.

One of my friends that I met at a retreat a few years ago posted this week that she isn't stressed about the TP shortage, because her family uses reusable TP. (It's a real thing. Look on Etsy!) I'm not knocking it AT ALL (especially in these days!) but it would definitely take some getting used to! But how about this list from the kitchen? Do you use any of these reusable things? Any of these gross you out? I confess a few intrigue me!

Five.

Well, at least here in our county, Hobby Lobby is closed for the foreseeable future. (We are under a travel ban, so all non-essential businesses were required to close. I know. How could Hobby Lobby be non-essential?) If you didn't make it there before closing time and therefore didn't get any Easter décor for your house, how about this simple twig/twine DIY cross?

Six.

What are you learning during your extra time off? (If you have any. I know not everyone does.) If flower arranging was on your list, check out this post. I am pretty sure if I tried this, mine might look a little more toddler-ish than this, but I think this one is gorgeous!