Printable: Moving Itinerary

Here's a moving related free printable for everyone! It comes in two colors and is a great way to keep track of each box during your move, what room it will be moved into, and what is in it! This list can go as detailed as you want but doesn't require much effort. 

This is the best way to know whats in each box because you have a comprehensive list. You can quickly scan to find the box that has that one item you're looking for, know what room to look in, and see what # box it is in. It can also help you make sure that each box made it to your new residence!

All around this is a great printable! I hope you enjoy it! :) 

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Printables: Revised

I'm going through and revising some of my printables and I started off by revising my To Do List and my Class Assignments printables. I have removed the old versions from my printables page and replaced them with the updated version.

To Do List

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Class Assignments 

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Enjoy!

Grocery List + Printables

Need a quicker way to keep track of what groceries you need?

Well, instead of re-writing a grocery list week after week, now you can use my FREE grocery list printable to expedite the process. Use this with yesterday's free meal planning printable and grocery shopping will become easier than you ever expected!

Tips: 
- Highlight the items you need to pick up at the grocery store.
- Add details to more vague grocery items on the list.
- Use the included blanks to add additional grocery items to the appropriate category.
- Once you've put that item in your grocery cart, check off the box, and immediate satisfaction awaits you!
- An entirely blank category labeled "kids and/or pets" allows you to incorporate grocery items for your child or pet.

I have also provided an example of the grocery list printable in use. Make sure to glance it over to see how I use the list to help me stay organized when grocery shopping! I hope you find this printable helpful. If you have any suggestions or requests for grocery lists please kindly let me know :)

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Surprise! I've got another grocery printable too! This printable is just an alternative way of organizing your grocery list. This grocery checklist printable allows you to only see what you need to buy! This can be used in conjunction with the previous grocery list or just used to create your own list.

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Enjoy & happy grocery shopping!! 

Meal Planning + Printable

Meal. Planning. Is. Incredible.

If you don't do it already, I highly encourage you to.

What is meal planning? 
Meal planning is an effective way of planning out every meal you will eat for the upcoming week. This includes breakfast, lunch, snack, and dinner. I personally suggest not including dessert... if you haven't planned for it, you won't eat it! :)

Why should I plan my meals?
Meal planning is a wonderful way to stick to a healthier way of living, save money, and actually eat all of the food you buy at the grocery store!

How do I effectively plan my meals for the week? 
- Be detailed. The more details you include, the better your planning will be.
- Be honest with yourself. You don't have to cook every meal and if you eat out for dinner a lot, that's fine, just make sure to incorporate that in your planning!
- Don't set your standards too high. If it's a stressful week, it is okay to eat frozen pizza... this is real life.
- Think in terms of leftovers. Try to plan meals that have ingredients that can be reused in other meals throughout the week.

- List your ingredients. Make sure to have a place to list off EVERY ingredient you need in order to eat that week, including the things you already have. After you have planned your week, go through your pantry and refrigerator and cross off any items you already have. Using this, you will be able to effectively put together an organized grocery list!

How can I organize all of this information? 
- Use my meal planning printable! :)
- Not only have I prepared a FREE printable for you to use to plan your meals, I have also included an example of how to effectively use this planner! Make sure to check it out!

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Now what??

- Plan your meals, make your grocery list, and go get your groceries! 
- TIP: Make sure to put your week's meal plan somewhere visible so you'll remember what you planned to eat that week! 
- Check back in tomorrow for my FREE grocery list & grocery checklist printables! 

Packing Planner Printables

Just the word "packing" fills me with anxiety. Most of this anxiety is because of the dreadful packing list. My desire to be prepared for "anything" often means that I become a victim of overpacking. If you have similar issues, or are just looking for a better way to be thoughtful in your packing, then I have what you need: the Packing Planner.

This document is something that I have doodled on a piece of notebook paper more times than I can count and I am thrilled to say that it is now finally a printable! This packing planner is set up for seven days and allows you to record the weather forecast, general plans, daytime outfit, and nighttime outfit for everyday that you're gone. There is also an additional row deemed "Other Items" that is a place to put everyday items that you need to pack (i.e., cosmetics, hair products, etc.).

I have uploaded this Packing Planner in seven different colors and I hope you enjoy!

 

{ Download ALL seven here! }

I hope you find these helpful and if you have any special requests regarding this packing planner please let me know! :) 

Free printables!

Okay, so I need to confess something: I am addicted to lists. I think I spend more time making lists than I actually spend time completing the lists! Some may call it an issue, but I just think it's fun :) So it's only natural that one of my absolute favorite things to do is create documents that function as templates for my lists. I have an agenda that I absolutely adore (more on that later!) but I don't like to mess it up too much so for these templates are for my extremely detailed and ever-changing lists.

Today I'm going to share with y'all my three most used lists: Class Assignments, Weekly To Do's, and my Week at a Glance. Now feel free to use these templates in whatever way you want, but I'm going to tell you my system for staying organized!

1) Class Assignments

This is where I go through and list every class assignment I have for the next week or two. I have my classes color-coded so I actually write the assignment in the designated color for each class. I go through and put down the assignment, when its due, and once it is done I get to check off that lovely box!

(Download here!)

2) Weekly To Do's

Next I work on my weekly to do list! This list is everything I have to do besides class work. I put down any household chores, errands to run, or anything else that's going on that I need to do. Since most of these things have to happen by a certain time (before an event, before someone comes in town, etc.) I use the due date column to designate when this must be completed by!

(Download here!)

3) Week at a Glance
Now this is my favorite part of organizing my week! First I go through and write down any events or activities that are already scheduled that week: meetings, dinner plans, etc. Once those are written down, I go through and plan when I'm going to do the tasks from my Class Assignments list and my Weekly To Do list. For example, I may have a paper that isn't due until Friday but I'm going to work on it on Wednesday... so I put it on Wednesday's column! This helps me stay ahead of all work and not put things off until the last minute - I love it! And once you figure out how you want to do this, it really doesn't take much time at all! It's wonderful :)

(Download here!)

So I hope you found this useful! I'm going to add these printables to my new "Free Printables" page on here so you can access them at any time. Also, if you're interested in a customized version of any of these please contact me and let me know!