This post is for those of you who own lightboxes. You may have encountered difficulties in storing the letters that were given, like me. When I first got mine I had no idea how I was going to store them, and tying them into a bunch with a rubberband was definitely the worst thing anyone could do - how do you find the letters you need? So here's a quick tip/hack for those of you who have these letters laying around. This post is as OCD as I can get, sorting and organising just makes me so happy! ;)
The only thing you'll need: name/business card holders - preferably the long ones. Grab whatever colour you fancy!
Tip #1: Store them in alphabetical order
This is the most fun part for me, as I had to sing the alphabet song over and over again. I'm 22 and let's be honest, I don't really know what comes after J if I don't sing the song. Am I embarrassed to say this? Yes. Please tell me I'm not the only one.
Tip #2: Don't squeeze too many into one pocket
Some alphabets, especially vowels, have more than 3 pieces and if you try to squeeze all of them into one pocket, what is likely going to happen is 1. the pocket may tear and 2. it will be difficult to take out. I did not purchase any additional characters so thankfully it all fits.
And, that's just about it! The next time you want to change up your lightbox, you can find the characters you need easily.
As usual, if you found this post helpful, I would appreciate if you could hit the 'like' button below as it gives me a good idea on what you guys would love to see more :) P/s: School's out which means I will be back to updating this space regularly just like it was before uni took over my life.
I have been obsessed with homemade parfait lately, especially after I got a mason jar for Christmas. I love how you can easily prepare this the night before and have it for breakfast the next morning before starting the day and conquering the endless to-dos. Recently I got some tart trays (I think that's what they are called), so I thought maybe I could try to do my parfait in one of these instead.
What you'll need:
- fresh fruits
- yoghurt (low fat/greek)
- maple syrup
- vanilla essence
- cinnamon sugar (optional)
For the base, I used two scoops of yoghurt and a few drops of vanilla essence (mmhm!) before topping it with my favourite fruits - I like raspberries, bananas and blueberries. Preparation usually takes less than 15 minutes. Once you're done, just refrigerate it overnight and enjoy it the next day. If you were to prepare yours in mason jars, they are perfect grab-and-go. You can now have delicious and healthy breakfast at your office desk!
Tip #1: If your yoghurt is not flavoured, you can always add a few drops of vanilla essence or maple syrup/honey.
Tip #2: If you intend to make a weeks worth at a go, do not add the fruits in yet. Try to serve them fresh if possible.
I hope you guys will give this recipe a try! Trust me, it tastes as good as it looks!
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