My whole life I have loved organization. I just think it makes life so much less stressful. I was voted most organized in my senior class. I was always very organized in school and that came in very handy when I started college with a child. When I started college my planner became my bible. At the beginning of each semester I wrote every assignment for the whole semester down and all of their due dates. I had each class color coded by using different colored pens for each class. That way I could plan everything out. Not only am I organized, I am also a planner. Once I finished an assignment I would cross it off. I learned that procrastination is not the way to go. It felt so much better to get all of my assignments done right away so I could relax for the rest of the week instead of stressing about school. Now that I am done with school I still use a planner to stay organized. I write down all of the days Mason will be at his dads for the whole year. I just got done filling out the calendar for the year 2015. It makes it so much easier when people ask me if I have Mason on a future date. I also use it to write down doctor appointments for Mason. I just ordered a 2015 agenda planner off of http://www.maydesigns.com/ They are 30% off right now! You can design your own and personalize it. They have so many cute designs it makes it hard to choose. You can choose anything from a calendar to a budget journal or an exercise journal. Pictured below is the outside of the planner I designed.
Today is February 4th, which also happens to be World Cancer Day. In honor of World Cancer Day, the radio station I listen to everyday at work had many cancer survivors, and parents of cancer patients tell their stories. Every time a parent or a child told their story, I was almost in tears. In every story they all said "I never thought it would happen to me." It is so true, no one ever thinks it is going to happen to them. I couldn't even begin to imagine if I was told that my son has cancer. I don't want to even think about it. After hearing all of these stories I decided I wanted to do something to help. So I went on to stjude.org and became a partner in hope. I signed up to donate to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital monthly. It comes straight out of your credit card or bank account. You can choose the dollar amount to donate per month. Any amount helps so much. It is so easy to do and I hope others wi...
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