Sarah Mae, from Like A Warm Cup of Coffee has a great post on her blog about mastering new skills over the next 12 months. How fun! I just had to join in. She is inviting everyone to come along. I love the idea of focusing on one thing a month. Should be easy…right?
Here are my 12 new things:
August – Create a reading list for the next 12 months…and read every one.
September – Update and utilize my homemaking binder (stay organized).
October – Create a prayer journal.
November – Declutter my home, go through things that I don’t use/need and get rid of it!
December – Make homemade Christmas gifts.
January – Make baby’s bedding and nursery decor.
February – Prepare for baby!!! Make diaper cream, postpartum care kit, etc.
March – Become a new mom! Enjoy quality time with my new baby and husband! :)
April – Learn to make tea (loose leaf).
May – Master the art of bread making (this has been quite the challenge for me).
June – Research and find resources for making real baby food for when the time comes.
July – Focus on helping my sister prepare for her wedding and making it a really special time for her. (She will be married next August)
I think I can handle all of that… Anyone care to join? Visit here to see everyone else that is joining in!
Hi there! I linked to you from Sarah Mae's 12 Things post. For your bread making, I wanted to pass on a recipe that has really worked for me. It's delicious, stays soft, and is easy. I make it all by hand. Here's the website: http://www.tasteofhome.com/recipes/Wheat-Oatmeal-Honey-Bread
ReplyDeleteI use one cup more of all purpose in place of the wheat. When the bread come out of the oven, I rub butter over the top, and cover the loaves with a towel, to keep the crust soft. And it's better to wait to cut it until it is completely cool, but we usually can't resist warm bread! Hope this helps. Jennifer @ http://freshandnewday.blogspot.com/