Hi, I'm Kaitlin, and I'm an addict. Not like with drugs or alcohol. No, I'm talking about the black hole in my life that sucks away my money and leaves behind a gaping void. That's right. Hobby Lobby. I love Hobby Lobby {honestly, these days, who doesn't?}. With Pinterest and DIYing all the rage right now, Hobby Lobby is your best bet for so many of those projects that fill our Pinterest boards and Facebook feeds. Sure, Michael's is great, too, as is JoAnn Fabrics, but there is just something about Hobby Lobby. It has all the crafting supplies you could possibly need, plus decorative items for any color scheme or room theme. So, without further ado, meet the source of all my crafting woes. Or, as I like to call it, the TOP 5 REASONS I SPEND TOO MUCH AT HOBBY LOBBY. 1. The Yarn Section Have you ever visited this glorious haven? All the yarn in all the colors and sizes you could possibly need to knit anything you could possibly wa...
I can't believe it's the first Wednesday in May. It feels like I just wrote my April list... Oh well, moving on! Maybe I will be able to write the June entry not from my house. I don't know where I'd go to do it...I'll just go to a random coffee shop simply to do it from somewhere else. My Current Books Right now, I'm rereading Anne of Green Gables . Such a good, wholesome, nostalgic read! And since I got the 1980s mini-series on DVD a few Christmases ago, I am definitely watching that when I'm done! Now I have done a lot of reading during the quarantine time, so while I'm not reading these right now, these are the books I have read in entirety during this time: North and South by Elizabeth Gaskell The Reluctant Warrior by Mary Connealy Wishful Drinking by Carrie Fisher Before We Were Yours by Lisa Wingate Sophia's War by Avi Don't Overthink It by Anne Bogel The Lost Lieutenant by Erica Vetsch Twisted Twenty-Six by Jan...
Time for our weekly check-in. How are you doing? I'm...fluctuating. There are moments when I am okay. There are moments when I am not okay. And I think, wherever you are on the spectrum of okay-ness, that's okay, too. Right now, it is totally fine if you are fine. Some of us {introverts especially} were built for this. And it is also totally alright if you are not fine. It is okay if you are looking at the bright side. It's cool if you are missing parts of your life. If you are making yourself a list in the morning and powering through it so you feel accomplished, good for you. If you are laying on your couch all day watching Netflix and eating cookies, good for you . There is no "right way" to handle this. As long as you are maintaining as much social distance as you can, then you are all good in my book. Don't feel guilty for not cleaning your whole house. Don't feel guilty for missing your weekly massage appointment. Don't feel guilty for wa...
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