Cleaning is not a normal pre-vacation activity, but I knew I'd be much happier coming home to a clean house than a messy one. Then spending a week in a house without stacks of papers and clutter made it hard to come home to a clean yet cluttered space.
With clean spaces all around and a well rested body and spirit, I'm finally ready to really tackle a few personal goals: really digging into Beautiful You, a book introduced to me by Amber Karnes. I meant to do the book club but didn't get my book until too late and excuses and more excuses.
Now I feel ready. What about you? Do you feel as beautiful as you actually are?
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When other people look at you, I bet they hardly even notice any of the things you're secretly insecure about. We just see all the beautiful things that make you the one and only you we have.
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Hope you enjoy "Beautiful You" -- all 12 reviews on Amazon are 5 star. (I would offer to be a book club of two with you if my own TBR pile weren't to the ceiling.)
I am so happy that Beautiful You found its way to you, and I hope its a great tool for you. So interesting to see that you went to school in Charlotte-- I taught in CMS. Mabel looks like a ray of light-- I bet she'll light up the hallways of her schools (and likely the lives of a lot of her peers). And one more thing- your Bonnie print and dress? Fabulous. I'm coveting it. All the best to you!
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