Recap from Week 3 / Week 4 list!

For me, doing the challenges this way was a lot easier.  Some days, it's easier for me to get the bigger stuff done.  Others, I don't really have time to do those so having the flexibility to switch it up comes in handy.  I completed all but one of the challenges this week; making breakfast for my family didn't happen because halfway through the week our fridge broke and didn't get fixed for a few days.  It was fun, though, to choose each day which challenge I wanted to tackle!
Some of my highlights...

1. Making the "creativity wall."  I had one in my old house, but last year my family moved and I hadn't created another creativity wall before now.  I didn't necessarily put all the papers and such on the wall-- instead it was on my closet door-- but all the same, it was nice to personalize my new(ish) room!
2. Memorizing a quote and writing about why I love that quote.  I chose something my pastor said a few weeks ago that really stuck with me at the time he said it; "The world is looking for a reason to not believe in God.  Don't give them one."
3. Writing a poem.  As a person who loves to write, I loved doing this.  I hadn't written a poem in a long time and it was fun to get back into that after a while.

And here's the list for next week!
1. Spend 15 minutes reading the dictionary one day.
2. Make your own life logo; something that expresses you and your personality!
3. Choose and carry out a project on your Pinterest "DIY Projects" board (let's be honest, 95% of us have them! If you don't, choose a project you want to try out).
4. Donate 1-2 full outfits (shirt, pants, shoes).
5. Go for a bike ride-- if the weather is nice!
6. Listen to only instrumental music for a day. (Why?  I don't know...just because!)
7. Get up to watch the sunrise one day.

With Emma gone this week, I'll need some people to do these with me and keep me accountable! So if you feel like doing one or some of these challenges, message or email me to let me know!
Enjoy the remainder of your weekend!
~Laurel