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I’ve included the traditional monthly calendar, as well as… Weekly calendar and planners with specific days and hours (print 4-5 of these for each month), A bill pay checklist to keep all of your finances in check, Plus, I’ve included a printable shopping list page, note cards, and a wifi password print that can fit in a 5″ x 7″ frame for guests. As an added bonus, there are printable monthly page tabs that you can use to keep your binder separated and organized! And also many other organizational printables, holiday tags and invations, fun & games, and art prints!

Entertaining guests is also usually on everyone’s agenda, so I pulled together a Simple Holiday Tablescape to share some festive decorating inspiration! Leen, my friend from Sand Dollar Lane, has rounded up some amazing talent to share holiday home tours, DIY gift ideas, and tablescapes/centerpieces. As a starting point, I laid a simple garland on top of an old scarf down the center of my table as a runner. Some cute faux antlers, black and white striped ribbon, the most inexpensive DIY hurricane candle holders…

I’ve partnered up with Uncommon Goods this holiday season to bring you a fun and unique gifts. We’ve been fans of Uncommon Goods for a while now and love looking through their selection of products. *wink* Little Doctors/Nurses will love playing with the Little Patient. My son has had the Kid’s Ready to Rise Alarm Clock for several months and it has been great for helping him get up in the mornings for school.

We took the extra mattress from the bunk bed and put it behind Big E’s bed. There used to be a nice wide bookshelf in this room, but we had to move it out to make room for the baby. We were stumped as to where we would put all of Big E’s books, but then found this cool floating bookshelf. Big E needed something that could help him get up for school and Little E could use a little sleep training help.