So this is where we’re at in life. I am excited about nightstands and the project we just finished and you’re reading about it. ha! Let me backup a bit and tell you why we I decided that Carl should build me a set of nightstands. Sometime in October I drug Carl around nightstand shopping, <how many times am I going to type nightstands?>…anyways. The _________ we found were either $800 a piece or junk particle board that you had to fully assemble yourself. I figured, if we are already assembling then why not just make them.

Hi Friends! I hope this letter finds you well. As for me... well, just look at the picture to see how I’m doing. Ha! I’m sitting here on this beautiful Sunday morning—37 degrees and sunny—trying to figure out how to share all that’s going on in my life without sounding like a whiny baby... because honestly, I’m 100% content right now. But here’s the thing: life has this funny way of speeding up without us realizing it, right?

Is your closet a chaotic jumble of clothes, shoes, and accessories? If so, you’re not alone. Many of us struggle with organizing our wardrobes, leading to frustration and wasted time searching for that one favorite shirt. The good news is that with a bit of planning and effort, you can transform your closet into a tidy, efficient space. Let’s explore some practical steps to help you organize your clothes and create a system that works for you.

Conflict is an inevitable part of life that we all face at one time or another, and our responses to it are what set us apart. Some individuals remain calm in the face of challenges, while others may react explosively to even minor issues. Life tests our patience in various ways—be it from a difficult coworker or a family member. It can be a real struggle to find the strength to rise above it all.

All of my photo memories are reminding me that it’s been 2 years…2 years since we survived one of the hardest parts of our building process. Site prep is one thing, cutting trees and burning brush…but excavation, plumbing water/electrical - all of that part takes A LOT of brain power and manual labor. The best word to describe October 2022 was grueling: extremely tiring and demanding…but guess what? We made it through and learned a whole lot along the way.

As the leaves begin to change and the air turns crisp, many of us feel the urge to refresh our living spaces to reflect the warmth and beauty of the fall season. However, if you’re a fan of minimalism and keeping things simple, you may wonder how to celebrate the season without cluttering your space. This blog post will explore minimalist decor ideas for fall, focusing on creating a cozy atmosphere while keeping things intentional.

It’s often in the wake of accidents or difficult events that we confront the reality of taking life for granted. Such unexpected occurrences compel us to pause and reassess what we truly value, often revealing silver linings that can be deeply life changing.

Adopting a minimalist, healthy lifestyle is all about simplifying your daily routine and focusing on what really matters. It’s not just about eating healthy and exercising regularly—though those are crucial.

ATTENTION: This is a concise micro-blog post with a significant impact. In the tech-driven world, our digital lives can quickly become a cluttered mess. Between endless emails, a growing pile of digital files, and the constant need to back up data, keeping everything in order can feel overwhelming.

This series of posts is like a personal diary for our home build…you know the kind with the little key? I’m excited to document our journey, share behind-the-scenes photos/videos, and offer practical how-to advice based on what we’ve learned from start to finish.

As summer winds down and August wraps up, I’m thrilled to share a few things that have really brightened my month, year really. From must-have products to simple pleasures, these are the little gems that have made this year special so far.

In our fast-paced world, where information and stress seem to come at us from every angle, it's easy for our minds to become cluttered with negative thoughts. These persistent, self-critical, or pessimistic thoughts can weigh heavily on us, impacting our mental well-being and quality of life.

You know, in a world where everything feels so over-the-top, minimalist decorating can be like a breath of fresh air. It's not just about cutting down on clutter; it's really about creating a space that feels clear and peaceful. If you’re new to minimalism and feeling a bit lost on where to start, don’t worry!

Keeping your home decluttered and organized can feel like a constant battle, especially when you others are bringing excess into the home. I am immediately picturing papers overflowing from a backpack and the piles of junk mail.