This is part of a compensated campaign with Markerly and TruMoo. All thoughts and opinions are my own.

I have a little guy here that LOVES milk. He asks for milk more than he asks for anything else to drink. Sometimes he asks for chocolate milk…

We like to keep a carton of the TruMoo Chocolate Milk in our fridge. What I like about this chocolate milk is that it has NO high fructose corn syrup and NO artificial growth hormones. Sometimes my kids ask for chocolate milk with their breakfast. I like that this milk is packed with calcium and vitamins A&D. It also has been formulated to contain LESS sugar and calories than other popular chocolate milk formulas.

My kids love the Chocolate Milk TruMoo and so does mom and dad. TruMoo is Nutritious and Delicious! We have yet to try the Vanilla flavor yet, but I bet its yummy too! Right now TruMoo has a Limited Edition new February flavor that you chocolate lovers will want to try. Be sure to be on the lookout for the TruMoo Chocolate Marshmallow Milk. I haven’t been able to find it yet, but I am going to keep looking!

 

During the cold months like February my favorite thing to drink is hot chocolate. I can drink it all day. I don’t know how you make it but I buy the big canister of the pre-made hot cocoa with marshmallows. I then put some in my mug and put it under my Keurig brewer and run hot water in my cup.

Once it is done I have to add milk. The milk will cool down the hot chocolate and also make it a little more creamier. My kids also love hot chocolate and I always worry about it being to hot for them. They always want to add ice.

I thought the perfect solution would be to make some Chocolate Milk Cubes with the TruMoo chocolate milk.

Once I stir in the TruMoo Chocolate Milk Cube, I have to add some extra fluffy marshmallows. The ones that come in the pre-made cocoa mix are NOT enough for me. Those just make it more sweet!

After I got my marshmallows in my cup, I am ready to get the day started!

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I received product samples to provide you with this review. This post is not a paid post and all opinions are my own.

My nine year old daughter LOVES all of the Diary Of A Wimpy Kid Books. She took a liking to the series a couple years ago and I love that all she asked for this last Christmas was some Diary Of A Wimpy Kid stuff.

Stuff is what she got. Some really cool stuff if I don’t say so myself…

Here is what my Wimpy Kid fan received along with the price you can get it for on Amazon.

• 3 Wimpy Kid notebooks – $10.40
• Wimpy Kid Mini Journal – $2.69
• Wimpy Kid Magnetic Pad – $5.39
• A Wimpy Kid Diary – $9.38

She received lots of cool things for Christmas, but these got the best smiles… 🙂

For those of you with Diary of A Wimpy Kid fans at your house too, there are some neat printables you might want to print.

Creating places for storage in your home office can be difficult, especially if you have limited closet space or if a lot of the room is taken up with the actual office itself. Also, using a home office as storage can result in a room that looks cluttered and messy and detracts from your home’s design and décor more than it contributes to it. There are some things you can purchase and use, though, that will make storage not only easier to access, but also more organized and more efficient.

Use All of the Space

Instead of limiting storage to just the closet, find ways to use the unused space in your home office. If you have an empty corner, this is a great place for a corner bookshelf. If you have high ceilings, this is a great opportunity for some high shelving. Placing shelves very high on the walls leaves the lower part of the wall free for bookshelves, furniture that rests against the wall, or bulletin boards. But you still get all the extra storage available up on the high shelves. You can make sure you have easy access to this storage by keeping a small folding stepladder in your office. Simply lean it against the wall or store it in the closet and you’ll be able to reach the things you’re storing on the high shelves easily at any time. Another often unused space is the area underneath bookshelves or other furniture. To keep your office from looking cluttered, store things in printed or painted boxes that slide under the furniture. Remember to label them clearly so you always know which box you need to retrieve.

 

Use Small Storage Containers

While it might seem useful to have large storage containers, such as a file cabinet or large boxes, you can actually make more efficient use of your storage space by using multiple small containers. Check an office furniture supplies store for folding office boxes, which are small, have handles, and stack well. These are great for books or documents. To add design to your space, use small and attractive baskets on shelves. This will keep things organized while they still look great and it will allow you to move the baskets around on the shelves as needed. Small colorful storage boxes are also great for DVDs, CDs, or photographs and they look great when stored out in the open, making them not only functional but also an appealing part of your home office’s décor. Label them carefully with calligraphy or pretty printed labels, as this will also keep them easy to identify while making sure that the room still looks great.

A home office is a common and popular place for storage, but it can be difficult to store things without the room looking cluttered and messy. By using attractive, smaller containers and accessing storage in unused parts of the room, your home office can still be a contributing room to your house’s design scheme while it also functions as a great place for organized storage.

What tips do you have for designing your home office?

A couple years ago I published a funny posts with shoes that you would NOT ever catch me wearing. It was a popular posts that still attracts visitors so I thought it would be fun to put together a part two!

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