Being a mom is the hardest thing I've ever done, but it has brought me so much joy! I want to encourage other moms on their journey, I'll share motherhood tricks, spotlight tips I've learned from friends, and I hope you will share your ideas. I will focus on secrets that help families stay balanced, healthy, frugal, creative, and closely knit. I will also share favorite fiction and nonfiction books that I have enjoyed. Many blessings to you on your mothering journey!
Hospitality Hints?
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posted by Ann @TheAssetEdge @ March 14, 2008
Being a mom is the hardest thing I've ever done, but it has brought me so much joy! I want to encourage other moms on their journey, I'll share motherhood tricks, spotlight tips I've learned from friends, and I hope you will share your ideas. I will focus on secrets that help families stay balanced, healthy, frugal, creative, and closely knit. I will also share favorite fiction and nonfiction books that I have enjoyed. Many blessings to you on your mothering journey!
Ann Saylor is a nationally recognized speaker and author in the youth and community development field. She has coached and trained numerous youth-serving agencies and schools on developing and empowering youth leaders, team building, service-learning, program strategies, and youth development best practices. She has published 5 books – “Great Group Games: 175 Boredom-Busting, Zero-Prep Team Builders for All Ages” and “Ready to Go Service Projects: 140 Ways for Youth Groups to Lend a Hand”. "Building Character from the Start:201 Activities to Foster Creativity, Literacy and Play in K-3”, "Great Group Games for Kids: 150 Meaningful Activities for Any Setting", and "Get Things Going". She has a passion for empowering youth to succeed and sustaining professionals in the youth development field. Ann and her husband have three children, ages 9, 6, and 4.
3 Comments:
I've always wanted to use an iron window box or plant holder in the bathroom lined with a fluffy towel and topped with guest extras. I'd hang it on the wall to keep it up away from little hands. I've used iron window boxes for other decorative touches around the house and they look great. I found some at an antique shop in Franklin.
I have a guest bathroom basket but I keep it in a closet and just put it next to the guest's bed with their towel and hand cloth when they arrive. This way nothing gets messed up and it doesn't ake up room in the bathroom when we don't have guests.
Great ideas, Christy & Ms. Ice Cream! (If you only knew how much I like ice cream too!!!)
Christy, you made me think about two decorative pieces that I might be able to re-purpose for the bathroom.
And I love the flexibility of a guest basket that I can leave in the guest's bedroom. So easy!!
I love blogging and the ability to "share and tell"!!
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