Showing posts with label organization. Show all posts
Showing posts with label organization. Show all posts

Thursday, June 27, 2013

Time to catch up!

So much goodness has happened over the past couple of months! I'll be writing all about it over the next few days (or so). Here's my list of what I'm going to catch-up-and-write about:

-My summary for Me-Made-May 2013.






















-The clothes I've been sewing for myself and the changes in my sewing room.






















-The sprouts, blooms, and fruits of my gardens.



-My adventures in New York City.


























Wednesday, April 25, 2012

Refresh!

It's time to hit the refresh button on my life! Lots of good stuff is happening but time is flying by and I feel like I'm not enjoying it all.

Right now the only way I can think to stop and enjoy the moment is to remove the clutter--from my house, my work space, and my schedule. Here's what I'm planning. . .

I'll start by organizing some things in my home. It's hard to do with kids but I'm sure we can find a way. The girls are old enough to help so let the kids' chores list begin (yahoo!!!). Getting rid of stuff will help but I'd especially like to find a more practical way to keep up with paper work (mail, school work, photos, etc.).

My sewing room is a HUGE mess. I'm happy to have a creative work space and lots of crafting materials but I just have to organize it better. I haven't been making much lately because I don't have a comfortable place to spread out and create. I'll be purging but mostly organizing.

Hopefully this will help me in making lots more clothes for my kids. After all, that's why I started sewing 10 years ago!

I can't even remember the last time I planned a weekly menu! I want to get back to meal planning to save my sanity and some money too. I have a meal planning chart I like to use so half the battle is won--now I just have to use it! I've been wanting to change up what I cook and focus more on the cuisine that reflects my heritage; real Mexican food. I don't like Tex-Mex food very much but I do love Mexican food--there is a difference. I'll start off by cooking more a la Rick Bayless. How do you juggle it all? Tips and advice are welcome.