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I found a link to your blog at Choose Joy Day at the fabric fairy and i had no idea what i was stumbling on to. I had my tumor removed in december, and the hard recovery and then 25% recurrence I was quoted has haunted me. Meg at fabric fairy sent a choose joy bracelet with my fabric, and it all just sat on my cutting table. i have been so full of pain and loss. but i put on the bracelet this morning and read some of your blog, and i thought, maybe if i focus on looking for the option of joy, i will see it. so i tried. ’cause if you can see it, then maybe i can too. and i thought how can i reframe that daunting number? where did it come from? maybe there’s a tumor exam that all the tumors have to take, and mine only got a 25%; that is definitely failing, so maybe instead of thinking that tumor has so much power, i could think of it as a failure. and just move on and try to keep looking for the choice, and choosing joy. thank you and best wishes.
Dear jcab…
sending you love, grace and hope! (oh and joy too!)
Dear jcab,
I appreciate you sharing your experience of finding joy. I know you are on the right track. God Bless you my dear.
The joy is that there is 75% chance it will never come back. I couldnt have my tumor removed because of another serious illness that is terminal(go figurre ) and my body is not strong enough for surgery so they did radiation. I dont know what the chances are of it coming back because to tell the truth we cant tell yet if it is totally gone due to constant inflamation and it has been 7 months!! Choose joy because it could always be worse, blown away by a tornado, mangled in a car wreck All we know for sure is that we have today and then fill it with all the joy you can find. Live in the day and maybe you will have less stress. I lived yesterday and it was a pretty good day, I am here today and today is a pretty good day, so going by that, tomorrow should be a pretty good day too
I will keep you in my prayers jcab!
I have followed your blog for about 2 years. I find you remarkably inspiring. I did before your diagnosis but especially now. I have been diagnosed with breast cancer. Within two weeks, I will have a surgery and start chemo. I’ve only started this roller coaster ride but I find your strength a source of inspiration that I will draw on as I go through this process. I have been up, down, scared, and so much more as they have done tons of test to determine the best treatment plan. I will continue to follow you while trying to “choose joy” everyday!