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We don’t wear pink on Wednesdays but we do share simple living tips and photos of tiny poodles. 👍 (Oh, and there’s an email with some goodies waiting for you in your inbox!)
We don’t wear pink on Wednesdays but we do share simple living tips and photos of tiny poodles. 👍 (Oh, and there’s an email with some goodies waiting for you in your inbox!)
This little project’s been on my list forever but we finally got around to doing it. Isn’t it funny how sometimes the simplest projects hang around your to-do list the longest? This one’s a good reminder that not everything needs to be complicated to be worthwhile. 🤗
Whether you want to connect with a higher power or give thanks for the food on your plate, saying grace is a powerful way to take a moment for what matters every day. Even if you’re not formally religious (🙋♀️ hi, me neither!) you can create a grace ritual that will feel great for you. Here are 5 things to consider as you design your daily grace practice.
![How to create a simple non-religious grace practice [5 WAYS]](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e8385f1741fe57b005961f0/1605877469698-KQFLXGH9A04KVA3NFO55/non-religious-grace_table.jpg)
Low-waste living isn’t always easy. Or cheap. Or all that cute, truth be told.
So when I stumble upon a waste-free solution that’s frugal, simple, and looks great, I stuff it firmly into the “keeper” pile.
This is possibly the easiest DIY ever to make gift tags out of something you already have at home.