The Saturday Six

 

I don't have a theme this time...too much happening to construct a theme this week. But I hope you enjoy the links just the same! 

One.

I think I may have mentioned this on the blog recently - or maybe I only thought about mentioned it. But either way, I don't think I linked to the YouTube channel. This is a guy (from Indiana!) who records hymns in four part harmony, but he's the one singing all the parts! His name is Michael Eldridge, and his music name is Acapeldridge. (Get it??) We have LOVED listening to his music, and I admit he's even stumped me on a few hymns! He has incredible talent, and it's fascinating to watch him do all four parts. 

Two.

I stumbled upon this video through social media this week - on Natalie Grant's account - and then I said, "Oh hey! I know who they're talking about!" The video is worth the watch. the woman they honor in it is from our area and I have followed her social media off and on over the last couple of years. Her faith is courageous and inspiring. The incredible amount of back-to-back loss she has endured blows my mind. This blessing was most well deserved, I must say. 

Three.

We love watching home makeover shows, but it's also always fun to see a spruce-up that doesn't require restructuring. KariAnne's redo of her brother's back porch (to hold him over until he can implement his ultimate big plans for the space) is adorable!! I love everything she was able to do with rugs, furniture, and accessories!! Genius.

Four.

I am not sure that this would be the best fit for me, because I like my current meal plan process, but I do think this is an EXCELLENT idea for organizing all your ingredients and recipes for the week if you have trouble tracking everything down when the actual days arrive. Also pretty genius. 

Five.

I haven't written about a capsule wardrobe for a very long time. I feel like my closet is bigger than it has been for a while - not because I've done much shopping, but because I've been given a lot of hand-me-downs in the last couple of years! One thing I hope to do in my new season of life is reevaluate the clothing situation again. I found this guide pretty intriguing. Could I narrow THIS MUCH? I am not sure, but I like the idea of trying! 

Six. 

Another thing for the next season of life? Doing better with plants!! I really would love to have a plant in the bathroom, but let's face it: most bathrooms are not loaded with windows! But this gives me hope!  Any of you have plants in your bathroom??