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December Planner Pack – Newsletter Subscribers

Business & Blogging· Lifestyle· Real Life

29 Nov

Regardless of your exact situation in life, I’m guessing that you have a hectic life.  It just seems to be the world we live in. “Busy” is the term we call our lives every day.  It’s true though that our lives are complicated; from work, to keeping up with our homes, chores, shopping, kids, etc.  There is just so much “stuff” to keep track of and do.

A huge improvement in my personal life was when I started meal planning each week.  I was able to map out 15 to 20 minutes every week to sit down and plan out our weekly menus and that one, simple task has made a giant improvement to my time management each week.  I no longer have to stress at all about what to make for dinner, I always have what I need ready-to-go and it frees up more time in the evenings to do other things. It was this one thing that inspired my monthly planner packs.

I love planners.  I still keep a physical, hand-written planner to organize my life and work.  Good ones can be pricey too so I’m mixing my design background with this useful tool I use every day.

For those that sign up, I share the exact meal planner that I use.  I design each monthly pack based on a monthly theme. December’s is festive with greenery and holly berries.  I keep them simple so you can easily print them at home. In addition to the weekly meal planner, I also include a monthly calendar, a weekly planner, a daily planner and throw in printable thank you note cards and one inspirational art print.  This is all FREE by simply signing up for the newsletter.

Full Disclosure:  I was not consistent this past year with sending them out but I’ve been planning ahead for 2019 and will have them all qued up and ready to go.  I will also be slowly adding to the newsletter, providing additional content slightly more frequently each month. More on that in the new year.

For now, here is a little sneak peak into the December 2018 planner pack.  If you want your copy delivered straight to your email each month, sign up using the form below.

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P.S. Subscribers in December also receive an extra little gift perfect for your gift giving.

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Hello.  Welcome to Bethann Renee Home & Lifestyle (formerly Twig & White). My name is Bethann.  I’m a child of God,  a wife, mom to two basset hound rescues, a designer, business owner, blogger and creative.  I just a regular woman with realistic budgets, doing my best to create a beautiful home and life through thrifting, creativity and lots of DIY.  If you’re a regular gal trying to do the same, let’s be friends.  Grab a cup of coffee, sit back and get inspired.

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