Welcome to an exploration of flowers that start with the letter “C”. This list covers a fabulous range of blooms, from the classic Carnation to the striking Calla Lily.
27.08.2024 - 18:04 / thespruce.com / Ashley Chalmers
While I’m always sad to see the longer, lazier days of summer go away, I’m also a lifelong fan of that new school-year feeling. Although I might not enjoy my fresh box of crayons and brand-new book bag anymore, I do have two kiddos who do.
With their return to school often comesa return to chaos, so I always make a point of coming fully prepared. It’s been game-changing as a busy, working mom, but it’s taken some major trial and error to figure out how to keep us all organized.
With this in mind, I’ve rounded up my must-haves that I sincerely hope will help others as much as they've helped me.
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Artifact Uprising
I learned early on that the best way to keep us all on the same page is constant schedule communication. My husband and I have shared digital calendars, and I make a customized grid of my kids’ general schedules that’s always on display.
But an acrylic wall calendar like this is a great way to make note of those fluid days that can change with no notice—think playdates, recitals, and school dress-up days.
The Container Store
While wall calendars are great for writing in schedule changes, I don’t think we would survive each week without the oversized bulletin board we have in our kitchen. This is where everything goes that I know we need to have readily on hand—think fliers, tickets, and reminders about far-off events that will be here before we know it.
Amazon
There is so much to love about having our two kids finally in school, but one thing I personally find overwhelming? The instant rise in cluttering. So many things come home every day—school assignments homework books and lines to be
Welcome to an exploration of flowers that start with the letter “C”. This list covers a fabulous range of blooms, from the classic Carnation to the striking Calla Lily.
Let's be honest: staying on top of cleaning and organizing every room in your home can get overwhelming—and before you know it, piles of junk on countertops and crammed-full kitchen cabinets can feel unmanageable.
Happy Monday GPODers!
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