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This year, make your “spring cleaning” go beyond moving a few boxes or mopping floors. Use it as a time to solidify a few leisure plans, get an early start on your summer wardrobe, and make the most out of the final stretch leading to summer.
Plan a few trips, road trips, weekend getaways, and girls’ trips. Now is the perfect time to brainstorm a few ideas for an open road adventure this summer. Road trips can be inexpensive, educational, as well as calming. It’s definitely a way to break the monotonous routine you may have become accustomed to. Check out: www.roadtrippers.com or www.discoveramerica.com for a few ideas to get you started!
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Treat Yourself! Buy something nice for yourself to start Spring off right. A random “gift to self” never hurt anyone and most will agree when you put on that new dress or new shoes, it boosts your confidence! What better way to head into summer than thinking about how fabulous you’ll look in that new outfit?
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Literally do a bit of spring-cleaning! Prepare to move out the heavy winter wear or other seasonal items and tuck them away into storage. Cleansing can be very therapeutic and calming (not to mention a time to blast your favorite songs and sing into the broom handle like your live in concert). So, light some aromatherapy candles and put on some rubber gloves, and give your home a thorough detox.
Written By: Tenesha Thomas
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