Home Building Journal
We are building a custom home on 3 acres just outside Moscow, Idaho. We are acting as our own general contractor, Matt is doing much of the work himself evenings
We are building a custom home on 3 acres just outside Moscow, Idaho. We are acting as our own general contractor, Matt is doing much of the work himself evenings
Small, consistent efforts create lasting change. When we focus on steady progress rather than perfection, we establish a new normal that becomes second nature. Resetting and refreshing our routines helps us maintain what we’ve built and move forward with less stress.
I have no regrets about leaving social media, but I also enjoy sharing little finds or triumphs that don’t warrant a full blog post. Hence, this blog post, updated
Simplified Organization is a Christian podcast for busy moms who are looking for practical help in managing their homes, families, and lives for God’s glory. We keep it real
Housework feels endless, but small steps build momentum. Let go of perfectionism, take baby steps, and make real progress in your home with consistency.
Meal planning should simplify family dinners, not complicate them. Use templates and routines to reduce decision fatigue and make meals stress-free.
Build lasting home habits! Learn how routines and persistence can bring peace, order, and joy to your family life in this inspiring guide.
Christian hospitality doesn’t require a perfect home. Learn how to invite people in with less stress, simple meals, and the right attitude.
February is nearly over. How are those new year goals going? Have you been consistent with your goals? After the new year high has worn thin, after the gray and
Yes, you can claim homemaker as your legitimate occupation. It's a real job, even without a paycheck. Don't be embarrassed by it!
One thing I do miss about not being on Instagram is that I have no place for brief thoughts. Of course, there’s also no pressure to have brief thoughts
When our homes are a mess, when we don’t know what to do with all the stuff, when decluttering feels like its own never-ending job, then we get stuck