Cozy trends to curb your summer appetite.

the holidays have come and gone, and temperatures have been very low lately, instead of dreading post- holiday lul here are some ideas to help spice up your February.

1) Create a plan with a clean sheet of paper and a pencil, and start thinking of all the details of your perfect holiday.
Will you send cards this year?
Will you host meals at your home?
Who will you be inviting?
What projects should you complete to prevent Uncle Neil from throwing out his back again?
Write out what that perfect next holiday will look like. Make sure to include yourself. What you wear is a detail you can plan; the more detailed the plan, the fewer decisions are made at the last minute. Something always happens, preventing any of those previous-minute items from being possible.

2) Make a list. Now that you know your best day, list how to get there.
Call carpet cleaners. Are you going to cook, or have you considered ordering catering? For photos, you want to post on your Facebook feed in matching outfits.
3) Budget. Ok, let’s be realistic. You can have this perfect day, but it will come with a price. Some of my favorite budgeting tips involved a solid plan and a detailed to-do list. Delegating some tasks is also helpful. A helpful planning tip: put a checkmark beside completed, 0 next to things to trust, / to extent, and X to remove. After you know the total cost, you can start adjusting your to-do list with

4) Reflect. Each year, your plan will get better and better!
Sometimes, delegating is the key to success. Have you ever considered hosting your family in your driveway in a Glamper? It’s like camping but with a kitchen and bathroom and stuff.