This makeover feels almost bittersweet to share as it unexpectedly turned into our final makeover in this home! When we first set out to update the remainder of our foyer this past Fall, we had no intention of moving. But if you follow me on Instagram, you will know that we recently announced that we decided it was time to sell our home and go on a family adventure down south. More on that later. So this truly will be the last makeover I share with you guys from this home, although I will have a few more posts coming up about the home before we move, so stay tuned for those. If you can remember back to December 2019,...
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A minimalist person is someone who has a simple, uncluttered lifestyle. They don’t believe in owning things for the sake of owning things — they only keep what is truly important to them. Minimalists are often very organised and efficient, and they find satisfaction in pursuing meaningful relationships and activities. Despite this, minimalists are frequently viewed as emotionless, privileged, boring, clinical and extreme. Yet some of the most interesting and dynamic individuals in history practised minimalism. Mahatma Gandhi and Steve Jobs ruthlessly pursued simplicity and changed the world. So what does a minimalist person look like? What are the defining qualities of this type of individual? In this post, I share 14 characteristics that define minimalists. Keep in mind that...
Learn how to create a colorful felt succulents garden for kids with this fun craft tutorial by Samara of Purple Twig Studio I would like to share a quiet, low-mess project that can be done at the dining room table or at a coffee table. We don’t even use glue. I do enjoy loud, messy projects and we do them a lot at the studio, so this one is a bit rare for us. The variety of shapes, sizes and colors of the succulent plants give kids lots of choices and make this project so much fun. Felt Succulents Garden MATERIALS 1 terracotta pot or other container of your choice Craft felt in various greens, reds and oranges, etc. Rubber...
Inside: Fill up and warm up on a cold day with these warm & healthy winter snacks. Whether you like sweets or savories, pre-made or homemade, there are warm snack ideas for everyone. These come in really handy for me following the Noom Diet (here is my Noom review and results) but they are perfect for anyone leading a healthy lifestyle. Lalymom is reader-supported. If you click through and buy the beloved products that I independently recommend, I may receive a commission at no extra charge. This keeps my site running and the content free. Has the weather turned cold by you? It sure has by me. Whether you just lived through the latest snow-mageddon or it's just a bit chillier than you...
