A creative list of things to try, eat, do, and go each month of the year. Monthly bucket lists are perfect for squeezing the joy out of each month.
June is the pre-party to the party. The official kickoff month of summer. Schools out, the weather is hot, and the trees are all covered in their green foliage. June conjures up thoughts of lazy afternoons, fresh lemonade, and taking a dive into an ice-cold pool on a scorching hot day. June, You’re Perfect. …
March is here. The birth month of Spring. This month I jumped right into the fun by creating some leprechaun theme projects for kids: How to Grow a Rainbow, Sensory Activity: Coin Hunt in Green Grass (Rice) & A Surprise Visit from a Leprechaun. Aside from fun ideas to do with kids, I always like to make a …
February is the shortest month of the year. The month smack dab in the middle of winter. By now the highs of Christmas are gone. Those last days in January may have seemed long and grim. But at last, here to grace us with her presence, February, fun size, and full of rouge. It’s the …
I took a short winter break to enjoy the holidays with family. I hope you guys did too! Now I am getting ready for the new year. I sat down today to work on some resolutions. As cliche as it sounds, January is a month of new beginnings and fresh starts. I totally hop on the …
All of her Beauty All of her Splendor, Reaping her Harvest Glorious, November. We are knock, knock, knocking on November’s door. The quintessential sign of fall, besides the food and falling leaves; kicking on that furnace for the first time and feeling it warm up the house. To me, nothing signals a change in the …
“October’s Party October gave a party; The leaves by hundreds came – The Chestnuts, Oaks, and Maples, And leaves of every name. The Sunshine spread a carpet, And everything was grand, Miss Weather led the dancing, Professor Wind the band.” ― George Cooper 15 Things to do in October October is about half way through, but …
“We know that in September, we will wander through the warm winds of summer’s wreckage. We will welcome summer’s ghost.” –Henry Rollins Smell a Box of Crayola Crayons Go to an end of Summer Concert Take a final summer camping trip Visit your local Farmer’s Market, buy in season fruit Decorate your Porch with …