Motivational Mondays with Trisha: A Christmas Carol

Raise you hand if holiday prep started immediately after October 31st. If you fall into this category, it's not to early for Christmas inspired Motivational Mondays with Trisha. https://www.instagram.com/p/CzGQtjHtfP5/?igshid=MXAwcmNpOHBicHM1dw== Today, I decided to share a few quotes from A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickinson. Throughout my childhood, college years, and parenthood, I've read and watched... Continue Reading →

Meme Mondays with Trisha: Spirit Halloween Stores

The spookiest time of year is a week away. How do I know that? Earlier this month, I noticed a Spirit Halloween Stores banner being raised where a CVS sign used to be. This observation made me think of the random places I've seen Spirit Halloween Stores bloom like wildflower, which inspired this week's Meme... Continue Reading →

Pack A Lunch for National Eat Outside Day

Did you know that  National Eat Outside day is August 31? The holiday encourages communing with nature. It's also a good excuse to pick up a picnic basket. Yes, they still exist! If you don't have a lot of time to prep, grocery stores have great prepackaged fresh food section. Usually, they are located near... Continue Reading →

Juneteenth Is A Patriotic Holiday

Remember when I said Juneteenth isn't associated with Patriotic Colors. Turns out I was wrong. In fact, the Juneteenth Flag is red, white, and blue. Yet, Juneteenth marketing looks like manufactures displayed Kwanzaa decorations too early. Why does this matter? In the United States, May thru September is full of remembrance holidays that our tied... Continue Reading →

Red, White, and Blue Holiday Clarification

Does it seem like Summer Federal Holidays exist for Paid Time Off (PTO), sales, and barbeques?In my opinion it looks like people are trying to get the most out of their red, white, and blue party essentials. Considering the history behind some of these holidays, the celebratory nature can be off putting. It would be... Continue Reading →

Motivational Mondays with Trisha: New Moms

Since Mother's Day is two weeks away, I wanted share some encouraging quotes for new moms. Postpartum is a challenging time. They say the day a baby is born, a mother is born too. It's a bit clique. Nonetheless, it's true. In most cases, mother's become a jack of all trades and a master of... Continue Reading →

Our calendar is full of numerous holidays and special occasions. Some are recognized more than others. When it comes to April, Administrative Professionals Day is one of those neglected holidays. Though Hallmark arms managers and supervisors with cards, there are more thoughtful ways to show appreciation. For example, one of my previous employers gave me... Continue Reading →

Why I Stopped Buying Traditional Easter Baskets

I love holiday decorations. There's something about signature colors that let you know what holiday and season is coming to town. Although, March is associated with St. Patrick's Day, Easter decor has made itself known since February 15. Technically, it's Easter's time to shine for about two and a half months. That's plenty of time... Continue Reading →

Meme Mondays with Trisha: St Patrick’s Day

Since St. Patrick's Days is right around the corner, it's the perfect time to search for some St. Patrick's Day Memes! I was surprised by the variety of memes I found. A few are potatoes related, but it's all in good fun. There's something amusing about cows covered in four leaf clovers doing an Irish... Continue Reading →

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