Well hello there, internets. You sure showed off this week with your awesomeness. You made it too difficult to narrow it down to my usual five links, so here ya go. The whole kit and kaboodle. (Haven’t you always wanted a kaboodle?)
My week was NUTSO with executing a fab Giveaway Week over at KOTH (where I am the ad manager). There are some really amazing prizes up for grabs – you should go enter!
Hubs has been flying a ton lately with the beautiful weather. It has been nice to actually make all ends meet lately, even if it’s still tight. We are growing in leaps and bounds and changing how we deal with finances as a couple, and I have contemplated sharing more about it here on the blog, if there’s interest in that sorta thing.
Here are some great links for your weekend reading pleasure:
(Psst: If I had to pick JUST ONE for you to read… click the first one…)
Behold, the Power of Cropping @ Clean
How to Make a Nature Display @ Playful Learning
George Saunders’ Advice to Graduates @ NY Times
23 Signs You’re Secretly an Introvert @ Huffington Post
Homeschooling: The Numbers are in Our Favor @ FIMBY
Keeping Kids from Toy Guns: How One Mother Changed Her Mind @ The Atlantic
A Promise for My Daughter @ Lisa-Jo Baker
The Thoughtful Parents’ Guide to Positive Parenting Guides @ Little Hearts Books
And some instas:
Me & Ash. A most lovely heart-friend from Tiny Town, came with her crew to stay with us for a few days at the beginning of their vacation here. It’s been a year since we moved away, and it still aches.
That face. Those lips.
Co-sleeping. Because all the cool kids are doin’ it.
Happy Weekend, friends! How are you savouring the last bits of summer? Anything left on your summer bucket list?
In summer, the song sings itself.
-William Carlos Williams
Great links, thank you for some awesome reads.
Cropping! SO GOOD!! And I’d read the Toy Gun article a few weeks ago and thought it was excellent and thought-provoking. (Plus, I just love that author. She also wrote Diaper-Free Baby and converted me to elimination communication.)
For the record, I’m always interested in financial discussions. 🙂