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10/21/2026

At least I was able to laugh about it?😅

The hubris of trying to carry the whole pile in one trip will forever be my downfall. Who else gets humbled the exact second they feel like they’re winning at the productivity game?

Drop your most recent “one step forward, two steps back” moment below so I feel less alone. 👇✨

Grocery Spend Challenge | Week 7 🛒Another week under $100! 🙌🏼 But if I’m being honest, I’m starting to get a little ants...
10/20/2026

Grocery Spend Challenge | Week 7 🛒

Another week under $100! 🙌🏼 But if I’m being honest, I’m starting to get a little antsy to be done with this challenge.

We are almost completely out of protein, and after nearly two months of buying only the bare necessities and essentials, I’m ready for a little more flexibility in my grocery shopping.

I miss being able to pick up a little just because treat here and there. 😂 Not that I’m going back to my old habits of buying whatever sounds good in the moment, because that’s part of what got us into this pickle in the first place!

This challenge has been such a good reminder of how much we already have, how creative we can be with what’s on hand, and how much we can save when we’re intentional about what we buy.

But I also think there’s a balance to be found between being intentional with our spending and allowing ourselves a little room for the things we enjoy.

So, we’re going for ONE MORE WEEK, and then? A much-needed restock, a little more variety, and hopefully a new rhythm for keeping our grocery spending in check without feeling like we’re constantly running out of everything. 😅

Who else is ready to see what Week 8 looks like?! 👀

10/17/2026

Tomorrow is my 35th birthday, and instead of asking for flowers, a new purse, jewelry, or something else you might typically expect for a birthday gift, I asked my husband for something a little different: the whole family to join in a top-to-bottom house clean. 🧹🤍

I do this regularly, but there’s something I especially love about when the whole family gets involved and we all work together to declutter, clean up, and reset our spaces.

Here’s how we do it 👇🏻

We start at the very top of our house and work our way all the way down to the basement (because I feel like that’s the natural flow of traffic in our home, especially when things need to make their way to lower levels!).

We go through EVERY room, opening every cabinet, drawer, closet, and storage space. We look for things we no longer need, pull out anything that belongs somewhere else, do a quick tidy, and give each space a little decluttering and refresh.

We’ve tackled three rooms so far, filled a trash bag AND a donation bag, and I’m already feeling so much better. 🙌🏻

We’ll be working on this throughout the rest of the weekend because, realistically, this is usually a MULTI-DAY project for us. I don’t try to squeeze the entire house into one day. We work through it a little at a time until we’ve made our way from the top floor to the basement.

And while I certainly wouldn’t turn down flowers or a little gift, having a home that feels lighter, more functional, and refreshed is a pretty wonderful birthday gift, too. 🫶🏻

When was the last time you gave your WHOLE house a reset instead of just cleaning what was right in front of you?

Maybe this is your sign to plan a little top-to-bottom refresh of your own! ✨

10/13/2026

Let’s be honest… sometimes even the pro organizer has organizing projects she doesn’t finish. 🙋‍♀️

I started organizing this space in my kitchen, realized I needed a few different organizing products, and had to make another trip to the store. But the REAL reason it’s still unfinished? Life happened, and I put it aside. 🤷🏼‍♀️

And honestly, I have a feeling I’m not the only one.

Maybe it’s the kitchen drawer you started emptying, the closet with everything pulled out, or the pile you were going to sort through weeks ago. Sometimes we start with the best intentions, get interrupted, and move on to the next thing. Before we know it, we have half-finished projects hanging over our heads.

So I’m going to be sharing more of these spaces around my house, and we’re going to finish them together! No pretending my house is always perfectly organized. No waiting for the perfect time. Just making progress, one space at a time. 🙌🏻

Because organizing doesn’t have to be perfect, and it doesn’t have to happen all at once. Sometimes we just need to pick up where we left off.

Tell me I’m not alone! 👇🏻 Do you have a half-finished organizing project somewhere in your house? What is it? Let’s get those spaces finished together! 🏡

Week 6 of our grocery spend challenge 🛒The grocery spending is still very low, but I’m officially starting to feel it! 😂...
10/12/2026

Week 6 of our grocery spend challenge 🛒

The grocery spending is still very low, but I’m officially starting to feel it! 😂

We’re down to just a few full or partial frozen meals, and I’m working through the last of pretty much every type of frozen protein we have. Now I’m running out of pantry staples, too. We’re officially out of rolled oats (which is a big deal around here!), and I’m starting to run low on seasonings and other ingredients I usually take for granted.

This is where getting creative comes in. When I made cookies with our brown bananas, the recipe called for raisins, but I had dried blueberries on hand, so I used those instead. Little substitutions like that are helping me keep cooking without running to the store every time I’m missing something.

I’ve also started a list of things we’ll need to repurchase when this challenge is over, and I’m thinking I’ll take you along for that process, too!

One question I think a lot of people have about a challenge like this is: Don’t you just end up spending a ton of money afterward to restock everything?

Honestly, I don’t think that will be the case for us. Going through this process is helping me identify which ingredients are true staples for our family, which things we use regularly enough to keep stocked, and which items we can actually do without.

The goal isn’t to empty our pantry and freezer just to fill them right back up. It’s to be more intentional about what we buy, what we keep on hand, and what we actually use. I’m curious to see what makes the final restock list and what I realize we don’t really need after all. 👀

Have you ever done a pantry or freezer challenge? Did you find yourself buying everything back afterward, or did it change the way you grocery shop?

Week 5 of my grocery “use what we have” challenge 🛒We’re officially 5 weeks in, with 3 more weeks to go! I’m curious to ...
10/07/2026

Week 5 of my grocery “use what we have” challenge 🛒

We’re officially 5 weeks in, with 3 more weeks to go! I’m curious to see what the rest of this challenge teaches me about our grocery habits, what we actually need to keep stocked, and where I can make some changes going forward.

Swipe through to see what we ate + what I used up this week! 👆

10/01/2026

$344.55 on groceries for our family of 5 in September. 🛒

But honestly, the number at the end is not the most valuable part of this challenge. What I learned from doing it is.

Here are my biggest takeaways:

→ We have more food than I think we do. When I actually took inventory and started searching my recipe binder by ingredient, I found so many “meals” hiding in the pantry, fridge, and freezers.

→ I need to stop stockpiling “good deals.” Especially kids’ snacks. Buying something because it’s on sale doesn’t save money if we already have more than we can realistically use.

→ I make WAY too much 9f certain food ahead. I love homemade muffins, pancakes, desserts, etc., but this challenge made me realize our freezers were getting pretty full of things I had made “for later.”

→ Our meat supply was actually the thing getting low. I went into this thinking we had plenty, but by the end of the month I was running low on chicken, ground beef, and other staples.

→ Not everything needs to be cut. Fresh fruit for the kids, Fairlife milk, my almond milk, and the sometimes more expensive option with a cleaner ingredient list are worth buying. The goal isn’t to make our grocery list as cheap as possible. It’s to spend intentionally on the things we actually use and enjoy.

→ Using what we have takes more creativity than restriction. Some of my favorite meals and treats this month came from figuring out what I could make with ingredients that were already sitting around.

And now that I know what I’ve learned, I’m taking those lessons straight into month two. October will be another month of intentionally using what we have, but this time I have a much better idea of where our actual problem areas are, what we’re running low on, and what I need to stop buying just because it’s a “good deal.”

September taught me what we have. October is about getting even better at using it. 🤍

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