I am inspired by Kathi Lipp’s latest book Get Yourself Organized for Christmas. (Well, I am inspired by all her books really. You should check them out.) It is not about the decorations and food and wrapping papers and cards, but that is part of the holiday season. Instead of being overwhelmed by the invitations and checklists, I really want to make it a season that has meaning for our family. I read the book last month, and now I am ready to get a game plan for the holidays. Are you with me?
You can get the book AT THIS LINK (get Kindle version if you don’t want to add to your book stack 😜) and follow along with me for the next 31 days.
- Introduction
- Four Steps
- Avoid Conflict
- Pray
- Project #1: What Is Your Holiday Plan?
- Project #2: Put Together Your Christmas Binder
- Project #3: Pick Your Christmas Card Picture
- Project #4: Prep Your Christmas Card
- Project #5: Schedule Your Time for the Holidays
- Project #6: Get Your Gift List Together
- Project #7: What’s Your Budget?
- Project #8: Catch-Up Day
- Project #9: Gifts for Out-of-Town Friends & Family
- Project #10: Gather Your Elf Supplies
- Project #11: Get Your Recipes Together
- Project #12: Catch Up on Your Project
- Project #13: Decor Day
- Project #14: Prep Your Kitchen
- Project #15: Get Those Stockings Ready
- Project #16: Refresh Yourself
- Project #17: Ship Those Boxes Out
- Project #18: Get Online
- Project #19: Take Off Your Apron and Grab Your Pencil
- Project #20: Tablecloths, Napkins, and Foof, Oh My
- Project #21: Your Personalized Special Project
- Wrap Up
- Christmas Put Away Project #1:
- Christmas Put Away Project #2:
- Christmas Put Away Project #3:
- Christmas Put Away Project #4:
- Christmas Put Away Project #5:
Keeping up with the Moys 