What’s a girl to do when she is riddled with anxiety?
There was a time when my anxiety would encompass me to the point that medication would be required. Once I realized that I didn’t like who I was on my meds I quickly tried to find something else to help with my anxiety.
So, what better to do than to channel all that anxious energy into projects!
I have a full week ahead of me that is pretty empty right now. Instead of doing nothing I’m going to be trying to fill each day with a project of some type. Now, don’t get confused, I’m not going to be doing a different project each day but instead of chosen 3 projects to complete this week. All of them involve my kids’ rooms which are in dire need of some organization.
I want to invite you to come along!
I’ll be blogging each day about my projects. I might not get them all done before the week ends but I’m going to give it hell!
If you want to do some organizing in your kids’ rooms then maybe some of my projects will float your boat. If you are on Pinterest I’ve created my Kill the Anxiety Week Board. Check out the projects and join me in some paint filled fun. 
I’m spending today making my shopping list and scouring CraigsList for an old dresser to use.. See you next week!!
While looking at my homepage today I noticed that lately all my posts have been a little impersonal.
My daughter’s preschool class, (the whole school actually,) participated in a Trike-A-Thon last week to raise money for St. Jude’s Children Research Hospital.
This prompted a huge discussion about who the kids were, why they were sick, and why didn’t their mommy just give them medicine. I explained to her that sometimes kids get so sick that their mommy’s and daddy’s have to take them to the doctor to get help and that sometimes the doctors can’t make them better and they go to heaven. But they try very hard to come up with medicine that helps the kids and that’s what her school was raising money for.
