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How to Clear Out Before Moving
Thankfully, the picture above is not of my own house but rather one of my favorite bookstores because books are heavy to move. In chatting with a handful of my blogging pals on Twitter over the last few weeks, I’ve come to the realization that a good number of us will be moving soon. If you’ve read my post sharing tips for moving in your twenties, then you know just how much I love this process (yes, that is sarcasm you’ve detected). As I am also going to be moving soon, I thought I’d write down and share my process for clearing out my junk stuff with you.
4 Tips for Moving in Your Twenties
I am 21 years old and have moved 5 times in the last 2 years and am getting ready to move again in a few days. Growing up, we never moved so I guess the universe is having me make up for it now. Amidst all of my packing and unpacking, I have become something of a moving pro. Today, I’ll be sharing my biggest packing tips to hopefully save you a lot of headache (read as: blood, sweat and tears) during your next move.
How to Reduce Household Waste
I hate throwing things away. Not in a hoarder way, but in an anti-waste way. Few things get me riled up quite like throwing away food – I’ll get to that later. It wasn’t until moving to Nashville, where recycling seems to be rare, that I was forced to wrestle with this more seriously. Do I succumb to the throw-out nature that is my new community or do I figure out a way to make it work for me? It took some trial and error but I am happy to say that after living in Nashville for nearly a year, I am making it work for me. Today, I’m sharing what I do to minimize our household waste. That includes food, single-use items and larger things.
My Current Head Space
Oh hello there, space on the Internet. It’s been a while. As I lay here on my couch at 8:30 pm, I feel called to share what’s on my heart.
How I Saved Over $200 on Holiday Gifts
Happy 2018, y’all! As you read the title of today’s post, perhaps you felt a little confused. Wouldn’t this post be better suited closer to the end of the year? Maybe. I am so proud of how I was able to get my loved ones a great gift and didn’t have to break my bank to do so. This holiday season, I shopped smarter, not harder and saved over $200 collectively on gifts. You’ll want to pin this post for the next time you want to buy someone a gift. Some preparation and a lot of shopping was involved. If you have tips on how you save money on gifts, leave them down below in the comments!
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