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Here in Ontario, we’ve been in and out of lockdown for over a year. With regular date nights being nonexistent, it’s been extremely important for Chris and I to make time for just us. We both miss going out, but we’ve been making the best of the situation and finding ways to have date nights at home.
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Over the last 2 months, I’ve seen countless tweets and memes joking about planners being the worst purchase of the year. I totally get it – things are crazy right now. Most of our plans have been cancelled and we aren’t making new ones anytime soon. But, that doesn’t mean life doesn’t go on.
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With schools closing all over the world for the next few weeks (if not longer), I’ve seen an influx of parents posting to social media about what they plan to do with their kids.
Schools in Ontario, Canada are closed for the next 3 weeks and I’ve been trying to come up with a game plan.
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The first few months of the year have seemingly flown by and I’ve been awful at posting new content this year (I promise I’m working hard!). It’s taken me until the end of February (oops!), but I’m finally sharing my 2020 planner.
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Every year, my family and I sit down and write out goals to better out life – less fast food, more family time, etc. Last year, we decided to do something big. As a whole, we decided that every family member would recieve an experience instead of a physical gift for their birthday.