Wow, it was hard to type "2015" up there in the post title. I hope your holidays were lovely. We've had a busy couple of weeks, so I don't have too many links for you today, but just in case you're stuck inside the way we are (sick children, freezing rain outside), here are a few for your reading enjoyment:
- In 2015, Resolve to Stop Comparing Motherhood to a Job by Rachel Lu for the Federalist.
- The 2015 Reading Challenge from Modern Mrs. Darcy. If you're looking to read more in 2015, this might be a good challenge to try. There are only 12 items. Anyone could resolve to read 12 books this year. That's just one a month and you get to choose which books (within the categories).
- The Church Needs Men and Women to Be Friends by Jen Wilkin for TGC. Thought-provoking!
- Just for fun: 21 New Year's Resolutions By Toddlers from Buzzfeed (content and language warning for this site). I'd love our little guy to resolve #12 and #13.
- I watch for Dave Barry's year in review article every year. Here's 2014's: There's Just No Explaining 2014.
- Goals & Plans for a New Year by Mystie Winckler.
If one of your New Year's Goals is to "get organized" you really must check out this resource:
This is an incredible course put together by Mystie. You can use the discount code start15 for $25 off a full lifetime membership through January 15th. Or, you could try just one module of the self-paced course for $15. This would be a great month to try it out and see if 2015 really is the year you can check "organize" off your to-do list. Yes, this is an affiliate link. But I'm an affiliate for this because I believe in the product that Mystie has put together. There's also a great online community to encourage you and cheer you on and you'll never have to move at a pace you can't keep up with. What do you have to lose except some excess clutter and a disorganized schedule?
Did you make any resolutions for 2015? I'd love to hear about them!
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