Feb 2, 2021 | Behavior, Clutter/DeClutter, Family, General Organizing, Habits/Routines, Home, Projects, Spaces
The grey of winter has settled in…and this year it seems more grey than ever due to the pandemic. Let’s lighten the mood and get a bounce back in our step by conquering some small indoor organizing projects. Here goes… Tackle your bedside table... Read more
Dec 13, 2020 | Children/Kids/Teens, Clutter/DeClutter, Family, Holidays
This is the time of the year that often makes parents cringe. They love the holidays, but not the excess. They love their kids, but know that they already have a lot of, well, a lot of everything. And soon, they will have more. Toys, clothes, video games, board games,... Read more
Oct 4, 2020 | Family, General Organizing, Habits/Routines, Home
We are all facing challenges during the current pandemic. Staying organized should be something that reduces the stress and makes life a bit easier for everyone. On that note, consider the ways that you can pivot to create systems that will work for you and your... Read more
Sep 6, 2020 | Back to School, Children/Kids/Teens, Family
As summer comes to a close, make sure you have decluttered school paperwork and art work from last year and past years. This can be a family project or an individual one, but be sure to save only the best original work and anything that your children need for... Read more
Mar 17, 2020 | Family, General Organizing, Home, Projects
In this uncertain and unsettling time having things organized can feel good to us. It allows us to feel more in control of our possessions and surroundings, as the world spins wildly around us. Here are a few suggestions of areas where you can focus: ... Read more
Nov 17, 2019 | Behavior, Family, Habits/Routines, Holidays
The Halloween candy barely got eaten and the stores started their Black Friday ads. Amazon vans are racing thru our streets and yes, holiday music is in the air. The holiday scramble has indeed begun and everyone is wound a little more tightly than usual as this part... Read more
