When Cultivate announced that in 2020 they were adding a calendar page to the powersheets I was SO excited! (New to powersheets? Start Here!) As a family, we use iCal to all stay on the same page, but I would always add in a printed calendar wildcard page to add for platform due dates. Yet … Continue reading Ways to use your #powersheets calendar + my sticker code!
Well April definitely did not go the way I have planned it, and my tending list reflects that. Don’t know what powersheets are? Check out how I use them here! I got way ahead of myself and didn’t leave room for error. I have been so good in balancing my hopes and my reality well … Continue reading May Tending List
This past Thursday on April 30, 2020, Foxy, our beloved Shiba Inu, passed away. Jared and I had the blessing of being her hospice care for the last 38 days of her life. We started fostering her a month after Jared and I started dating in 2013, we don't know what life looks like without … Continue reading She Left Paw Prints on my Heart
Over the past few years I have sent out over 2,100 emails with quotes of encouragement to those who need them. Here are some quotes from the past few years that I am using to get through and stay hopeful in quarantine. I hope and pray that these will help you also. Here are five … Continue reading Words of Encouragement in Trying Times
If you've been following for a while now you know I LOVE plants and gardening. Not being able to bend down and plant outside or get outside unassisted made the thought of gardening in anything more than pots seem impossible. I have loved my windowsill garden and have been maintaining that for two years, but … Continue reading Accessible Gardening
As some of you may know one of my 2020 goals is to read through the Bible in two years. Now I am the first to say that I was very intimidated by this goal to read through the Bible because I wanted to read through it canonically. (Canonically is where you read through it … Continue reading Worshiping Well When Life Changes- Cultivating in Quarantine
How do I sum up all that has happened in March? Well I am grateful to still be breathing. Let's start there. I think this season has been really interesting for a lot of us in the chronic illness community to observe as for a lot of us, life hasn't changed much. For me, outside … Continue reading April Tending List
And whatever you do, whether in word or deed, do it all in the name of the Lord Jesus, giving thanks to God the Father through Him.Colossians 3:17 NLT It's the first refresh in the 2020 powersheets, and I feel it couldn't have come at a better yet also a worse time. (Don't know what … Continue reading Spring Refresh- Cultivating in Quarantine
One of the questions I get a lot is about how I learned to hand letter. I want to share how I learned to hand letter and share my resources. I mainly learned how to hand letter using my iPad Pro but I will also showcase how I learned on paper as well. Many of … Continue reading How to Start Hand Lettering
When you live with chronic illness, and particularly conditions that are rare, rarely heard of, or largely misunderstood, it can be challenging to find the right team of doctors. Often times the top-rated specialists require traveling out of state to receive the best care possible. This is certainly the case for me. My name is … Continue reading 5 Tips for Traveling for Out-of-State Surgery
