Dec 11, 2022 | Behavior, Family, General Organizing, Holidays, Seasonal
Back in 2013, we first posted a blog reminding you of the great possibilities that lie in giving no clutter gifts, or gifts of experiences. Nine years later we are still professing the value of this type of gift: Memberships (to a museum, zoo or historical society);... Read more
Oct 9, 2022 | Back to School, Behavior, Closets, General Organizing, Habits/Routines, Home, Projects, Seasonal, Spaces
Do you switch out your out of season clothing for that of the current season? Here in New England this is something we deal with seasonally. In other parts of the country and the world, doing this twice per year ,or perhaps not at all is the norm. Here are some... Read more
Jun 21, 2022 | General Organizing, Habits/Routines, Seasonal
Summer is finally here! Longer days, warmer temperatures and hopefully great weather all add up to a season where we want to be active and busy. To stay organized during the summer months think about: If you have school aged children, consider devoting some time to... Read more
Apr 9, 2022 | Behavior, Closets, Clutter/DeClutter, Family, General Organizing, Habits/Routines, Home, Projects, Seasonal, Simplicity, Spaces
Last month we focused on refreshing your clothes closet. There are certainly more areas that could use a spring cleaning, clearing or refresh. Here are some ideas: Bathroom Drawers & Cabinets ~ clear out expired items and use up those last drops of shampoos,... Read more
Mar 5, 2022 | Closets, General Organizing, Habits/Routines, Projects, Seasonal, Spaces
Organizing is a process. And, that process often involves tweaking the areas we have already organized. As we head into spring and the time of rebirth and refresh, why not give some of your spaces that refresh they need? A great example of an organizing refresh... Read more
Dec 17, 2021 | Behavior, Children/Kids/Teens, Clutter/DeClutter, Holidays, Home, Seasonal
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
