Welcome SPRING!!

 
 
Spring is finally here. In some parts of the world, it might be a different season, but in the US, today is officially the first day of spring. When I think of Spring, I think of flowers, and everything beautiful and also the newness of life!
 
However, this week has been quite strange. Yes, I am going to plant new flowers, but I got bitten by the #SpringCleaning bug!  I started off with doing some major storage shopping to start off my organization palava. "Problems"
 

I have a video coming up soon on GREAT tips on organizing your children's closet so that it is easy for them to sort and hang up their own clothes in a tidy manner. Subscribe to DNVlogsLife to get this video when I publish it.

 This weekend, I look forward to organizing other parts of the house, planting flowers, and mulching.

In terms of my #naturalHair, I am going to start to incorporate midweek cowashing in twists.(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=604f1Z29be8)

I'm thinking of trying out roller-set and maybe doing a blowout, if I don't chicken out). Apart from that, nothing else.

What are your plans for Spring? Have you been bitten by the Spring Cleaning bug yet?

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