Get Organized: My Weekly {grateful} Plan 7/21

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I was feeling a little “artsy” so I decided to create my plan for this week in my journal rather than in my personal planner. I scheduled the various items into my calendar for this week to ensure that I am able to get them all done.

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I had a very enjoyable day including a walk in our local botanical gardens with my daughters, some shopping and some baking. I did check my email for a few minutes in the afternoon, but other than that I was tech-free for the entire day and it was wonderful!

This week’s plan:

PERSONAL – go to bed by 10 p.m. (super important to get sleep!); drink 6-8 glasses of water; walk at least 4 days; daily “Brain Dump” (read more here)

PEOPLE – date with hubby, ice cream with daughter #3, driving practice with daughter #2date with 13 year old,

PASSION – art journal time, spend time outdoors, read daily (Get FREE Kindle ebooks here on Tuesdays and Fridays!)

PURPOSE – encourage and pray for my husband; pray for and hug my kids; write daily on the blog and my current writing project

PROJECTS – 10 Minute Declutter – garage this week; prepare for school year

My focus this week is to be intentionally grateful for every little thing in my life from the hot water in my shower to the way my kids make me laugh. Wanna join in?

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