A few things I enjoyed from around the web last week, along with other newsy bits.
I wrote at MicroPreemie.net: 6 Things My Preemie Taught Me About Life
(Thing 4b: it’s ok to cry. Yesterday my preemie saw a butterfly and said, “Butterfly. Beautiful!“, and I burst into tears. We’ve come a long way.)
Filed under “tiny house love”, this bus converted into an adorable living space. When I see pictures like this, my heart does this little flip-flop of longing. That’s a sign isn’t it? I want to live in one of these someday.
Have your kids gotten bit by the homemade slime bug? My 11-year-old makes it by the gallon, it seems. Here’s a recipe similar to hers.
I contributed to this book, which was just released in paperback: The Shoestring Girl: How I Live On Practically Nothing And You Can Too. The chapter I wrote is about frugality with kids.
Being a big fan of Annie Brewer’s books, I was honored to have been able to co-author. Read a couple of quick reviews here: my favorite books on radical frugality.
Don’t forget about this Conquer Your Clutter Ultimate Bundle, (time-sensitive offer) and my offer here for subscribers.
Did you see these recent posts?
Enjoy your weekend, and don’t forget to flâner just a little bit!
Sonia is ALWAYS making slime of some sort (she’s 12!). Glitter slime, colored slime, slime made with various ingredient lists…you name it, she’s made it!
It must be a pre-teen thing. 😉
You GO Josiah!