It's time again for Five on Friday. Thanks to the ladies at The Good Life Blog, Hello! Happiness, Carolina Charm, and A. Liz Adventures for hosting this link party!
1. Easter Recap
Baby President's first Easter was officially a success. He somehow intuitively understood that he was supposed to gather up the eggs we had "hidden" for him, and he loved the Cheerios and grapes that were inside the eggs. "Finding" the eggs was even more fun than looking at his Easter basket, but now that we are home, his new Care Bear that plays music has become his second favorite nighttime/nap stuffed animal, right after Teddy.
2. Birthday Weekend
My birthday is on Sunday! Usually, I really look forward to my birthday, but this year, I haven't really thought about it at all. Hmmm.
Last year at this time, I was super preggo and my family was in town to celebrate and my amazing hubby surprised us with mani/pedis for my mom, my sister, and me!
3. Big Love
Have you heard of the HBO series, Big Love? It revolves around the life of Bill Henderson's family, and what makes his family unique is that he has three wives. That's some good not-so-old fashioned drama!
When I first heard about the TV series, Big Love, I was intrigued, but I didn't subscribe to HBO so I was out of luck. But recently, I discovered the show again. And I love the show! I'm almost finished with Season 1, and I can't wait to find out what happens!
4. My Library Expansion
Usually, I would rather have physical books. But not when it comes to reference books, then I like to have them on my computer to refer back to anytime. That's just one reason why I'm excited about the Ultimate Homemaking Bundle. Less than $30 for $800 worth of books, printables, and bonuses! That really sings to my frugal side. Yesterday, I reviewed one of the books in the bundle, The Homemaker's Guide to Creating the Perfect Schedule, and I will be review a few of the other books from the bundle in the next couple of days. You should check it out!
The bundle includes 87 eBooks on Homemaking, Motherhood, Marriage, Food (recipes!), Self-Care, Faith (for you and for your kids), Work-from-home and Blogging, Pregnancy and babies, Health and Wellness, Homeschooling, Holidays, and Financial Stewardship. Here are a few of the "shelves" you can fill in your e-library.
5. Dave Ramsey's Total Money Makeover
I'm excited and a little terrified to report that the hubs and I are going to start the Dave Ramsey plan to get ready for getting new jobs and moving (and hopefully buying a house) in then next couple of years.
Have any of you tried it? Good experiences? Bad experiences? Please comment and tell me!
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