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S6: E119 Ten Things Saving My Life Right Now

Season 6
Episode 119
Ten Things Saving My Life Right Now  

"Noticing the simple things makes us continue to notice and be thankful for them" - Kendra Adachi

One of my favorite podcasts is The Lazy Genius with Kendra Adachi.  I've used her ideas for cleaning my bathrooms and my kitchen, making meals, and her overall advice for being a genius about the things that matter and lazy about the things that don't.  In Episode #171 Kendra shared the ten things that were saving her life right now and then encouraged listeners to share their ten ideas with friends or in conversations.  I enjoyed hearing her ten things so much that I thought I'd share my top ten.  And I'll be encouraging you to share your top ten!

The things I'm sharing are a range of items that might impact your life greatly as well as things that I just love.


#10: Magnolia Table Cookbooks #1 and #2


#9: Us the Duo: Website and YouTube Channel


8 - Book: Waiting for Tom Hanks by Kerry Winfrey


7 - Simzo Non-contact forehead thermometer: - such a fall 2020 thing to have on the list


6 - Threshold sheet sets from Target


5 - Kodiak Cakes Protein Packed Oatmeal

4 - Plumcots and Apriums and Pluots 


Both are a mix of plums and apricots naturally  Plumcots are 50-50 crosses between plums and apricots. Apriums are more apricot than plum and tend to have slightly fuzzy skins. Pluots (pronounced plew-oughts) are more plum than apricot and have smooth skin.


3 - Get Out of your Head bible study by Jennie Allen


2 - Peloton App


1 - My faith in Jesus

Mark 4:35-41

Mark 4:35-41
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