The topic at The Loft this week is “Best Practical Tip”. I hope my fellow Loft folks don’t mind, but I’m going to cop-out on writing something fresh. In addition to this blog, I write articles at Hub Pages. These can best be described as “practical advice for tough times.” Here are my five top advice hubs, in order of popularity:
- Coping with Separation: Surviving the First Few Days
- Dating after Divorce: Why should you wait?
- Surviving Unemployment: A guide for the stay-at-home mom
- Planning Your Move on a Tight Budget
- Preparing for a Natural Miscarriage: Supplies
This past week I finished another hub related to moving:
Top Ten Hints for Organizing Your Next Move
Truthfully, I hope none of these apply to any of you right now, but if they do, I hope you will find something helpful! 🙂
Some treasured every day practical advice comes from the words of a poem, often quoted by one of my favorite authors, Elisabeth Elliot:
Blue and Green Together 
Great reads! I liked your article on moving, since we’ve moved two years in a row. The freezer meals are a great idea–we also make a freezer meal for the day we get back from vacation.
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Neat post! I don’t think you copped out at all. The articles you linked to are important ones for those in those situations. Thank you! And Thank you for joining us at The Loft.
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Thanks Leah, I appreciate that. I have really enjoyed The Loft.
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I am looking forward to reading through some of the articles you’ve shared – thank you!
“Do the next thing”…it seems so simple, but I know for me, it’s often the one thing that I don’t do as well. I feel I’m often looking ahead to the next “big thing” but I’m forgetting to do the very next thing (or I skip it because it seems trivial). This is a great reminder for me, thank you!
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Thank you for reading! I tend to look for the next “big thing” too. Or I get overwhelmed and don’t know what to do next, and all I really need to do is some laundry. 🙂
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