Any type of notebook can be used to keep a bullet journal. It’s a style or method of tracking tasks and notes, so it’s easily adapted to any notebook. Prefer a lined journal? A cheap,...
You may have run across Bullet Journals on Instagram or Pinterest. I know that was certainly my first introduction! The Bullet Journal Method by Ryder Carrol happens to be one of my favorite books about...
After trying NaNoWriMo (National Novel Writing Month) a few years ago, I’m hooked on quick and dirty first drafts. It’s completely possible to write the first draft of a novel in a month! Some people...
If you’ve been following the blog or my Instagram for a bit, chances are you’ve seen my Mize dulcimer and the newest addition to the family (a Blue Lion). Today, I want to share a...
This article covers the nuts and bolts of how to start a blog: domain names, hosting, and themes. These three things are the framework for your blog. The domain name is your address online; hosting...
August is here! I hope you enjoy a peek into my monthly planning process with this Plan with Me post. This is a new column on the blog that features planning and productivity thoughts and...
It’s time for an Archer and Olive review! I bought my first Archer and Olive because I love art journaling. One of my favorite art journal spreads: create a watercolor background, write over it with...
Stokes aster (Stokesia laevis) is a beautiful native wildflower that’s perfect if you want to enjoy cut flowers from your garden and also provide for bees. Here’s what you need to know about growing Stokes’...
This simple yarrow bouquet is perfect for cottage and wildflower inspired table settings or displays. Stokes aster, yarrow, and thyme are all you need for this bouquet recipe. These three flowers hold up well in...
At this point, I think most people are aware that writers can turn their blogs into an income stream. Affiliate marketing is just one of several ways to monetize a blog, but it can be...