Claudya Martinez

But it is filled with love and things that I love like this large DIY chicken wire frame that hangs in my living room. I had to wait until I found the perfect sized preferably free frame somewhere, a big one, one big enough to look substantial over the mantle in my living room. Hang your chicken wire frame wherever you like and you can use magnets or tiny clothespins (from a craft store) to hang pictures on it. My chicken wire fame hangs over the mantel in the living room and brings me joy every time I look at it.

I know that self-love hasn’t always been our forte, but we’re getting so much better at it and now seems like the perfect time to celebrate just how far we’ve come. I’m loving how you look at certain parts of your body that you never used to like to look at like your thighs. Oh, and that thing that you’ve been doing where you forgive yourself for past mistakes instead of playing said mistakes in a loop of shame when you’re trying to go to sleep?! Thank you for understanding that those feelings won’t last forever and that you aren’t “crazy” or “

My girls have a thing for cupcakes, so I thought it would be fun to make some DIY cupcake Christmas tree ornaments using caulk as frosting. * Hot glue gun with glue, of course Use the hot glue gun to attach cupcake liners to your Christmas ornaments with the little loop for hanging on top (as pictured). Once the cupcake liners are attached to the ornaments, frost your cupcakes using caulk and a caulk gun. Once the caulk is fully dry, your Christmas cupcake ornaments are ready to hang or gift.

We enjoy each other’s company, we love each other profoundly and profess our love daily, and we genuinely like each other. We’ve been able to spend some time with a few friends while wearing masks and socially distancing and every time that happens I am reminded of how fantastic our friends are. I’m not saying this to brag, I’m saying it because I think everyone should have great health insurance, but not everyone does. I’m so grateful to my husband’s employer for providing us with not good, but great health insurance.