Today I'm sharing one of my favorite sections of my home binder, "Holidays"! As a kid, I have fond memories of baking cookies, decorating, and doing holiday themed activities. I guess that's why I became an elementary school teacher!
If you're just joining us, start here to get your binder set-up. Last week's posts will walk you through how to get your "Calendar", "Meal Planning", and "Finance" sections up and running as well.
If you are here because Clean Mama pinned me, I am thrilled! You have no idea how exciting it is to see how many page views I've had since last week! I'd love it if you became a follower. Think of us as one big family, just trying to keep it organized and pretty!
Okay. Now to the post I promised...:)
This is a
I usually print 2 per holiday so I can make a brainstorming rough draft of ideas and then a pretty one when things are finalized. You know I love my pretty!
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I have a slightly bigger Christmas section because any momma knows it takes a lot of prep work and organization to pull it off. On these pages I track gift lists, shopping lists, traditions we want to remember to fit in, things I need to make/bake. I also have a blank December calendar in here to plan out meals for house guests, events, and all the other
I'm a big fan of making and/or baking as much as I can ahead of time. This sheet helps me do just that.
I also keep a list of who I sent a Christmas card to last year. It helps jump start my current year's list.
If you bought dividers with pockets, this is a great place to stash holiday recipes or decor ideas you've pulled from magazines.
The "Holiday" section. Not a section you will see in most home binders, but I couldn't live without mine!
Tomorrow I'll be sharing a sweet little hostess gift I brought to the costume party. If you're in need of a great gift idea, you don't want to miss this one!
XO,
S
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