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January 7, 2013 by Jensey 12 Comments

My love of Sarah Pinto planners sprouted from a desperate search for a planner on Amazon. After clicking through what felt like thousands of pages of not-what-I-needed, I spotted a simple green spiral planner with a white elephant on front, and I was in love.

I’ve since been a loyal Sarah Pinto girl and look forward to her release of next year’s designs like a preteen anticipating her first Justin Bieber concert! This year Sarah Pinto didn’t disappoint, and after days of agonizing over which cover I wanted to stare at for the next 365 days, the winner was the 2013 Horseshoe Weekly Planner :

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I know a lot of bloggers do this sort of thing with an online calendar, but I’m the same tactile, school-supply loving girl I was when I was 16.  I plan out my Monday-Friday blog posts months in advance and highlight the date once my post is scheduled. Of course, there’s tons of erasing and re-writing when I get busy and skip some days, but that’s half the fun.

My favorite thing about Sarah Pinto Weekly Planners is that they’re a blank slate- I love filling up the pages with color using Japanese washi tape I get off Etsy.

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While I keep the monthly pages in tact, I cover the weekly pages with paper and washi tape to use throughout the year- Queues for album designs, editing, blogging, and submissions. Just wanted to share how I keep my crazy in order! I’d love to hear what any other bloggers out there find useful. :)

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Filed Under: General, Personal Tagged With: blogging, sarah pinto, tips

Photo of the Week

January 4, 2013 by Jensey 3 Comments

One more favorite from our impromptu snow shoot last week. :)

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Filed Under: Personal, Portraits Tagged With: huck, huckleberry finn, photo of the week, snow

The Best Gift of 2012

January 2, 2013 by Jensey 9 Comments

Once again, Lorie wins the “gift whisperer” award of the year. If you’ve followed along with our blog the past year, you may recall my best friend Lorie launched me into the ugly cry when she surprised me by decorating our house for Christmas last year when we were gone (read about it here). The past ten years of our friendship have included many trips to Target. Any time we’d pass the camping aisle, Lorie heard me whine about how badly I wanted to steal one of the mini display tents and take it home to Huckleberry! This year Lorie tracked down a mini North Face tent and gave it to me for Christmas, complete with a stuffed Boo zipped inside. BEST GIFT EVER. Here’s Huck enjoying his first backyard camping trip, complete with (Photoshopped) fire: camping huckleberry

Me to Nate : Should we do the shoot out back or in front of the house? Nate looks at the neighbor’s house, down at Huck, and at the mini tent in his hand : We should probably be doing this out back, hun.

Filed Under: General, Personal Tagged With: huck, huckleberry finn, lorie

Two Thousand and Thirteen

January 1, 2013 by Jensey 8 Comments

Another January 1st, another year to try to do better. I love New Year’s Day almost as much as I loved ripping open that first pack of college-ruled notebook paper before a new school year began. (Oh, don’t act like you didn’t feel the same!)

Here are my basic resolutions for twenty-thirteen :

+ MAKE NEW FRIENDS IN NASHVILLE. I’m homesick, you guys.
+ Have a photo shoot of us done before we turn six.
+ Live simpler.
+ Love more.
+ Eat better.
+ Move more.

What about you?? Happy New Year from the Roots! <3

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Filed Under: Personal Tagged With: new year, resolutions

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