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Weekly Notes: September 5th - 12th (opens the original)
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Journal season is upon us and I was checked out for almost all of the announcements, which means I have no idea what my journal plans for 2027 are outside of a Hobonichi Weeks for financial tracking and entering my third year of my five-year journal. I know I still have months to go before making a decision, but I’m trying to decide on sticking with my Hobonichi A6 English Planner (the black cover) or going back to a Hobonichi A5 Cousin. I love both of them deeply. The A6 has been refreshing bec
Come Make Chicken Alfredo With Me (opens the original)
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I’m fascinated in people’s habits and routines - the little things you do almost without thinking about them. Were they learned from someone near and dear to you? Were they picked up from someone you’re around often? Was it something you’ve just always done? I love hearing about these small patterns in other people’s lives because sometimes they feel like a shortcut I would have never considered. I’ve had my natashainyourphone (previously readwithnatasha) Instagram since fall of 2019 and I’ve us
August was... Expensive (opens the original)
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August had some surprise expenses and I’m honestly shocked I made it through without charging my credit cards! Between same-day vet visits, medical stuff, and everything else, this wasn’t exactly a “stick to the plan” kind of month.The “Nothing is Wrong” StoryOn August 13th, I woke up to a sore puppy who would yelp anytime I touched his hips. Granted my puppy is actually a 13 year old toy poodle, this was a surprise and one that had me emotional for most of the day. It’s hard watching your dogs
What I Spent in a Week: Payday Edition (opens the original)
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My last financial check in was last Friday morning, even though I sent it out Saturday morning, let’s review my latest purchases then get into tracking and how I plan my paychecks! Last Friday night we did our Costco grocery shopping - bell peppers, rotisserie chicken (I use it in place of raw chicken because the last few times the raw chicken been too chickeny, if you know what I mean), tortilla chips, wheat thins, mandarin oranges, grapes, spinach, and shampoo & conditioner. We also grabbed a
Bugging Out at BugFest (opens the original)
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My favorite day of the yearrrr! Maybe slightly exaggerated, but it’s something I look forward to every year now. The Natural History Museum of Utah puts on a two-day BugFest in August every year with speakers, workshops, entomology collections on display, and vendors. My first year attending the theme was dragonflies and damselflies and it immediately hooked me. The last two years haven’t had a defined theme, but they’re still exciting. This year I took a butterfly pinning workshop, listened to
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