DAY IN THE LIFE | tidying, baking, & picnics! 

🥹🦋🌈 these words are sooooo kind & mean so much to me

So sorry for your loss ❤

En abrazo a tu corazón ...Que pronto sane Todo estará bien tu madre te Ama

@@mplsgemgirl Thank you very much. Just good days💐

@@tvsmart6251 Thank you very much. Just good days💐

When I read your comment it reminded me of an Eric Carle book. :)

@@munajedski Oh my goodness you are right 🤣

@@traceyayton2235 🐞🤣❤

We call them the red☠️☠️☠️ They work great!

Same here girl 🥹

Use ladybugs not pesticides needed let nature do the work!

Oh I must get some ladybugs!!! 🐞

🥹🌼 happy March, sweet Harry!

Yes, always positively impacting others with her videos💕

🥹🧚💛🌼 thank you so so much, beautiful Maria! I’m so grateful for the kindness & joy that YOU spread!

THIS❤

Ahhhh amazing! Thank you for the tips! 🌿

As a 25 year old who remembers that worry of becoming an adult, I just wanted to share a few things: 1. Context is super important, I believe Allison's main job is RU-vid. That's not to say that it's not difficult, but she gets paid to create content of her doing all these things. For most people who work a 9-5, it's really not feasible to be able to do all of these things. However, we can all find the time to do the things that bring us joy. 2. Making decisions that will benefit your future self. By this I mean that if you notice a dirty dish and you're thinking "eh, I'll just do it later" try to just do it then. It'll take 2 minutes and on top of giving yourself the gift of a clean dish to use, you'll also be gifting yourself the free headspace to do something else. 3. Schedules - everyone is different and you have to find a schedule that works for you. Some people would prefer to get all their tasks done during the week. This may look like coming home pretty tired from work but Monday you wash the dishes, Tuesday you vacuum/mop, Wednesday you pay bills, Thursday you do laundry, Friday you grocery shop. This would mean your weekends are entirely empty for fun and relaxation. Other people would prefer to rest during the week and have their fun day on Saturday and reset/cleaning day on Sunday. Whichever way, you have to find what works for you. 4. Priorities. I can't stress this enough. It's important to have fun, but not at the expense of your peace. If going to that concert will make you stress about buying groceries next week, don't go. If your friends are inviting you out but it would really make you feel less anxious the rest of the week to get your apartment clean, stay home. On the other side, sometimes we have to push laundry a day to squeeze in a coffee date with a friend, that's okay too! But you should be building your life to align with your values and priorities. 5. Don't be afraid to ask questions or get help. From the outside, most people seem like they have it all together, but they don't. They all had their run of firsts too and pretty much everyone is still winging it! But the difference between drowning in the overwhelm of the unknown and flourishing in the opportunities to learn and grow is inquisition. Finding resources in your community, reading books, trialing different budgeting methods or cleaning schedules, asking people you look up to or would categorize as successful what they did or would do about X, Y, and Z. Our singular job as humans on this planet is to grow and I would argue that we're never done growing. The 18-30 range is really where you learn most about yourself. Your likes/dislikes, the kind of people you want to be around, how you want your life to look in 20 years. The bills will get paid and the laundry will get done, but you'll never get the chance to be 18 again, brand new at adulting and figuring out the puzzle pieces of your life so don't forget to slow down, look around, and soak in the experience of being alive.

@@jennyd623 thank you it will really help

Of course! Here it is rstyle.me/+ByiA91kx9tsNokbTg3SFwg 💛🌼

@@ALLISONBICKERSTAFFthank you so much!😊

@@ALLISONBICKERSTAFF Thank you..I just discovered your channel…big 👍👍👍

It’s gotta be a harp. I can’t tell if there is a piano backing it, but a harp can definitely have that full of a sound on its own.

so cool!