Hello everyone, It’s been a while–a bit of an understatement. Family time, grading, and a vacation, became my priorities at the end of April. This made me miss my week three and final results post for my challenge. The more days that lapsed the less I wanted to write for fear time had passed too… Continue reading Update from April’s Reading Frenzy Challenge
Each month I try to choose a challenge that not only interests me, but also benefits me in some way. Last month, I did 30 days of yoga, the month before I worked on my savings account, and the month before that I decluttered and organized my house. This month I am tackling the piles… Continue reading Reading Finishing Frenzy Challenge
Made it to the end of yoga for my 30 Day Challenge in March. Here’s my take aways… 1. I’m stronger and more toned Overall, the more I tried the difficult poses the more confident I became when I realized I could do some of them. 2. I’ve been falling asleep faster and sleeping sounder.… Continue reading Week Four – yoga challenge
Oh so tried, as I’ve muscled through week three of yoga for my 30 Day Challenge in March. One things for sure, my arms are getting more toned. This week the practice is more intermediate/advanced. This week I had seven days of the 21 day yoga challenge by Wanderlust. This is currently a free program… Continue reading Week Three – Yoga Challenge
Not as enthusiastic as week one, I’ve managed a second week of yoga for my 30 Day Challenge in March. Again, I have worked in one day at Jenstar studio–my favorite way to end my Mondays–and six days of the 21 day yoga challenge by Wanderlust. This is currently a free program that emails me… Continue reading Week Two – Yoga Challenge
After my first week of yoga for my 30 Day Challenge in March, I have worked in one day at Jenstar studio and six days of the 21 day Wanderlust challenge. The 21 day yoga challenge is free, and there is an easy to follow video sent right to my inbox. The videos are about… Continue reading Week one – Yoga challenge
Click, add to cart. Click, add to cart. Yes, this was still a pattern this month as it is a really difficult one to break. However, the difference was that I never completed the checkout process. That’s right. I did not spend any money on online retail this month. My 30 Day Challenge for February… Continue reading Less Spending; More Saving February was a Challenging Month
Deep breath in, hold. Exhale deep breath out, release. This is a typical routine for me when I’m dealing with the chaos of life: morning routines, toddler tantrums, traffic, middle schoolers, messes, laundry, etc. So, when the opportunity came into my inbox to try a 21 day yoga challenge, I clicked accept. As of now,… Continue reading Namaste. My March 30 Day Challenge
Click, add to cart. Click, add to cart. Does this seem familiar to you? In a world where items show up on your doorstep in 48 hours, online shopping has certainly changed the future of shopping forever. For me–and many–online shopping a way of life. With two young children at home, it’s the easiest way… Continue reading Spending, Spending, and More Spending: February Focuses on Cutting Back
Every year I love the Tech. Challenge that our Technology Coordinator designs. This year there was a slight twist compared to other years, but there was still an individual and team component. Read about the challenge here. My goal was to complete half of the 30 activities. It was a big challenge, and I had… Continue reading Technology for the Win: 30 Day Challenge Results
