Happy Saturday, friends! This week has been so full, and I will tell you all about it tomorrow. Much of it has been filled with planning, so some of the things I found to share with you today were inspired by my planning-filled week and mind! Enjoy!
Thanksgiving is about a month away (EEK!), and
if you’re hosting and overwhelmed by the idea of it, here
is a great guide for every part of the day. I remember the first Thanksgiving I
hosted. It was COMPLETELY intimidating – and I wasn’t even preparing most of
the food! It got easier each time I did it, but if it’s leaving you feeling a
bit overwhelmed, hopefully this will help. (BONUS: Here is another take on a Thanksgiving guide, written by a different blogger. More
ideas for the win!)
If your heart and mind are holding (in a vice-grip,
no less) things you were never meant to hold, I offer you these words from Scotty Smith. They were so timely for me, and I wondered if
maybe one of you needed to read them too?
I have not tried this breakfast recipe, but it does look good, it’s healthy, and I would imagine
it’s pretty filling. I think I’d use my trusty frozen/cubed sweet potatoes,
because I hate cutting up whole sweet potatoes. (BONUS: If you
prefer your sweet potatoes for dinner, I think this southwestern stuffed sweet potato recipe looks absolutely amazing.)
I am not even ashamed to admit that I’m ready
to decorate for Christmas. I won’t just yet, but the ideas are marinating in my
head. 😊
I loved these ideas for kitchen décor. (Such a tricky room for us since it’s a smaller
one.)
Megan’s post about
color sorting books is the best explanation of this I’ve ever read! A few years
ago, I started sorting my nonfiction books by color, and I love how it looks in
my office. (I do this in my church office, too.) My fiction books remain categorized
by author’s last name to keep series books together. Ryan and I also organize
our clothes by color. It’s so pretty in our tiny closet!
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