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October 3, 2025

I LOVE LISTS

lettering by Tracy Benjamin of The Handwriting Club + Shutterbean in her hobonichi cousin

I LOVE LISTS

  1. Life is art. 
  2. Polar bears living in an abandoned house.  
  3. How many of these skills do you know?
  4. Americans have grown increasingly dependent on chicken.
  5. The birth of the wisdom economy– lots of food for thought.
  6. Photos of America’s harvesters. 
  7. Streaming tv/film inspiration for October. 
  8. What’s the best way to cook oatmeal? 
  9. Gifts for Libra!
  10. I, too, employ this microwave potato trick.
  11. Let’s learn about the history of London’s cinemas. 
  12. The math of cutting an onion.
  13. Why don’t trains have seatbelts? 
  14. RIP, Jane Goodall. 
  15. How many of these foods do you mispronounce? 
  16. Reading Rainbow is coming back! 
  17. I like looking at writers’ writing spots. 
  18. Aerial photos of ballet. Stunning!
  19. My weekend will include blueberry buckwheat pancakes. 
  20. Weekend reading: Awake

 

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September 29, 2025

Intentions for the Week

 

Intentions for the Week Workbook by Tracy Benjamin now on sale!

Intentions for the Week- Week 40 in 2025

Week 40. Let’s get into it. Did you have a good weekend? Did you rest? I slept in and got a hike in. It was overcast here this weekend– PERFECT SOUP WEATHER.  That’s why I made 

Sausage White Bean Soup is a weeknight staple during the colder months. Find the recipe on Shutterbean.com

Sausage White Bean Soup! 

I also cleaned out the fridge YAY.

Here are my Intentions for the Week: 

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September 28, 2025

My Everyday Life Week 39

Here’s what this past week looked like- My Everyday Life Week 39

Do you know how to return to center? 

I love lists // Tracy Benjamin of The Handwriting Club

Sometimes it means looking back on the latest season.  

Berry Baked Oatmeal went into the rotation. 

Baked berry oatmeal with yogurt & coffee. Tracy Benjamin of Shutterbean.com

I’ve been trying to spend more time off the phone. Doing things with my hands helps! 

I harvested seeds from some of the flowers I grew this year. I got a few of them from the libraries around here and will be replenishing them with my collection! 

CONTINUE READING