Bøger af Pat Sawtelle

  Your magic cleaning wand broke and your friends want to come over. One look at the mess you call "comfortable living" and panic sets in. Cleaning takes a lot of work and you hate it. Don''t worry. You just need a few habit changes and quick tips to make your life easier.    In the first Adulting Doesn''t Have To Suck! book you learned about yourself, your friends, clothes, even money. You''ve picked out things to implement that hit home and you''re celebrating the new you. But if you take a moment to review your house and your life, you''ll find a few topics that we didn''t cover like cooking, the laundry room, working, even that all-important bathroom. You know, the place where black stuff grows in nooks and crannies daring you to make it leave.    Never fear the "mom" brain and family questions didn''t stop and the writer''s voice demanded we not leave my readers hanging. Adulting Doesn''t Have To Suck! #2 fills in missing information, doles out some mom advice, and does it all with a touch of humor. Gather your friends or book club and dig into this new round of tips, ideas, explanations, and things to make you think. Make some changes, highlight topics you find interesting, drag out the sticky notes, and get started. It''s time to have some fun! 

  Your magic cleaning wand broke and your friends want to come over. One look at the mess you call "comfortable living" and panic sets in. Cleaning takes a lot of work and you hate it. Don''t worry. You just need a few habit changes and quick tips to make your life easier.    In the first Adulting Doesn''t Have To Suck! book you learned about yourself, your friends, clothes, even money. You''ve picked out things to implement that hit home and you''re celebrating the new you. But if you take a moment to review your house and your life, you''ll find a few topics that we didn''t cover like cooking, the laundry room, working, even that all-important bathroom. You know, the place where black stuff grows in nooks and crannies daring you to make it leave.    Never fear the "mom" brain and family questions didn''t stop and the writer''s voice demanded we not leave my readers hanging. Adulting Doesn''t Have To Suck! #2 fills in missing information, doles out some mom advice, and does it all with a touch of humor. Gather your friends or book club and dig into this new round of tips, ideas, explanations, and things to make you think. Make some changes, highlight topics you find interesting, drag out the sticky notes, and get started. It''s time to have some fun! 

 The movers just drove away and suddenly you have to pay the bills, arrange the furniture, and take care of the car. You told your family (parents or children) you could take care of it yourself but you might have been stretching the truth a bit.    Life is full of challenges and it doesn''t come with an instruction manual. Managing life the first time out of the house, or during the changes brought on by children entering or exiting your life, even facing the challenges of getting old, isn''t easy. While we can search the internet for any topic, we wonder if we can trust the information we find.     Most people have an "instruction guide" person in their life that won''t laugh when they ask how do I write a check, and won''t judge them when admitting they don''t know how to do laundry. I''m one of those people.   Bubbling with ideas to share, Adulting Doesn''t Have To Suck became the solution. With tips on decluttering, and buying sheets, mixed with organizing and car buying, you will find tips or tricks inside that can help you through the challenges of being an adult. Remember that sharing your knowledge with others can make everything more fun!

 The movers just drove away and suddenly you have to pay the bills, arrange the furniture, and take care of the car. You told your family (parents or children) you could take care of it yourself but you might have been stretching the truth a bit.    Life is full of challenges and it doesn''t come with an instruction manual. Managing life the first time out of the house, or during the changes brought on by children entering or exiting your life, even facing the challenges of getting old, isn''t easy. While we can search the internet for any topic, we wonder if we can trust the information we find.     Most people have an "instruction guide" person in their life that won''t laugh when they ask how do I write a check, and won''t judge them when admitting they don''t know how to do laundry. I''m one of those people.   I regularly hear adulting sucks from the emerging adults in my life as they show up for "help mom" conversations and maybe dinner too. Life has forced me to figure things out encouraging me to share them with others as my brain runs out of space for more lessons. Adulting Doesn''t Have To Suck provided a place to pull out the information and share it with the kids in my life. Others will find a tip or trick that can help ease them through life as an adult. Remember to share your knowledge with others and find ways to make life fun!