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Finding Joy in Your Home

Building a Practical Evening Routine (The Key) – Episode 10

Finding Joy in Your Home

Jami Balmet

Religion & Spirituality, Homemaking, Living, Kids & Family, Christian, Mother, Healthy, Christianity, Joy, Homemaker, Wife

4.9654 Ratings

🗓️ 26 July 2021

⏱️ 39 minutes

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Summary

We've been really working on routines around here. It's been one of those seasons where I need to tighten up our routines and habits for the whole family. In episode 9, we discussed a solid morning routine which will make your day go so much smoother. But the KEY to a solid morning routine is a very practical evening routine. That's what we are going to discuss today, let's dive in: Listen to the Podcast: You can find all the links and notes for this episode below! And don’t forget to subscribe to the podcast in iTunes Right click here and save-as to download this episode to your computer. A practical evening routine for my house: Helps me to close out today and prepare well for tomorrow. If I can successfully do my evening routine, it's so much more likely that tomorrow will start without a hitch. It's kind of like a vicious circle in my household. When I stay up too late and am not intentional, my morning is rocky which throws off my whole day. Then we get to bedtime and I stay up too late again trying to either capture a little productivity or finally sneak in some rest time. Which of course, means TOMORROW is rocky or messed up. Thus the circle. But in a positive way, if you can get on a rhythm of good routines: closing out your day well, getting a good nights sleep and getting up and getting productive: a very good circle can start. That's our aim with a practical evening routine. A Practical Evening Routine for Me Includes: Shut down the house and my day: Create a routine that you step into each evening Set the coffee make to start Make sure kitchen is clear & I know what's for breakfast Review my dinner plan for tomorrow: does anything need to go in the crockpot or pull out of freezer Review my plans for tomorrow: school plans, doctors appointments, etc. The most important part: Get to bed on time I have a brain that likes to never stop. I have the tendency to get into bed exhausted but my brain is wide awake. So in some stressful seasons, it's very important for me to intentionally wind down before bed. If I try to go straight from working on a work project, watching tv with Jason, or scrolling IG on my phone to sleep, it just doesn't work. So I like to: Take a detox bath: Epsom salt + essential oil Take Mary Ruth's nighttime multi mineral (magnesium) Read a book before bed to relax Links & Resources: Our Sponsor: MoinkBox.com/HOME for a FREE year of bacon!! Our Sponsor: HookedOnPhonics.comHOME, and receive your first month for just one dollar Join our amazing free online community app (you can access it from anywhere): FindingJoyCommunity.com Sign up for the Finding Joy in Your Kitchen Collective. Our first month we will be breaking down BREAKFAST! Come join us Titus 2 Minute Podcast Season 2 is LAUNCHING TODAY!! Go listen.

Transcript

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0:00.0

Welcome to the Finding Joy in Your Home Podcast. I am your host, Jamie Valmay, and this is the podcast where we blend

0:06.4

deeply theological topics with thoroughly practical application, all for God's glory. Hey ladies, welcome back to the Finding Joy in Your Home Podcast.

0:15.4

I'm so glad you're joining me here today for episode number 10 of our 25 foundational episodes. We are talking about

0:23.8

building a practical evening routine, which I have labeled this the key, which we're going to

0:29.4

talk about. But this is kind of piggybacking off of episode nine, where we talked about

0:34.4

building a solid morning routine. So that's what we're going to jump into.

0:38.4

I've got a couple quick announcements for you before we do. And this is going to be fun. I will warn you

0:44.0

that our family has a cold this week. And so my voice is super funky. I think it's pretty even

0:49.6

tonight. But you know when you have a cold, you just never quite know when it's going to like

0:53.0

sneak into your voice.

0:54.7

And I actually feel great.

0:56.3

I feel fine.

0:57.5

I was tired yesterday, but I feel great.

0:59.6

It's just I've got this like, I don't know, this head stuff going on a little bit more.

1:03.8

So if my voice is squeaky or whatever, that's what we're dealing with.

1:08.5

But we are finally at the very end of our fast travel. A lot of you

1:12.6

guys know our family is currently traveling around the United States right now, full time,

1:16.9

in our 32-foot renovated RV. And the last two and a half weeks we've been traveling really fast.

1:23.3

Usually we stay in a place for like three weeks at a time, two weeks at a time.

1:34.0

And we've been doing one night, two night, three nights as we've been like zipping across the north, which has been incredible.

1:40.7

But we are tired and ready to settle in for a four weeks day, which is about the longest we ever stay somewhere.

1:43.1

And so we've got one more move.

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