Hey reader,
December is here! This month is always a little chaotic, as we work straight through while the teachers and students anticipate Winter Break. This year, I’m virtually coaching Co-Ed Volleyball (normally a spring sport, but we’re breaking up all the sports into shorter sessions each semester) starting December 14th, and of course, I’m looking forward to (hopefully) spending Christmas with my immediate family. Plus, I have a second nephew coming soon– he is due January 1st, but could be joining us any day now, and I can’t wait until he’s here and it’s safe to meet him. Oh, and on top of all that, my final projects for the grad school course I’m currently in are all due mid-December as well.
Once again, it’s going to be a hectic month. Fortunately, my budget remains a source of control and calm in my life. When I started budgeting, it was an added stress point, but now it actually helps any anxiety I’m experiencing rather than making things worse. This month, everything is basically the same as back in November. Here are the numbers:
If you’d like to hear my commentary on each part of my budget, watch my YouTube video above! And don’t forget that you can get my exact budget templates for free.
🙂 Rachel
P.S.
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