Do you want to start a household notebook or would like to be able to print off a calendar from your computer? There are resources all over the internet for printable organizing pages.
Here is a list of five places to find them:
1. Organized Home – Household Notebook
2. Organizetips – Checklists, moving planner, chore list and more
3. Paintedgold – Printable grocery list
4. Household Notebook – First aid Checklist
5. About: Single Parents – To-do lists
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Is your office a total mess? Or maybe you are sitting in a cold, dark and drab office that has no life and just doesn’t cut it for you. If that’s the case, then you will want to head over to My Organized Biz and let Jennifer Hoffman give you some expert pointers!
Every Wednesday, Jennifer will be hosting Makeover Wednesday where she will be giving readers tips on how to improve their workspace.
All you have to do is send in a photo and answer a couple of her questions, so she can better evaluate your space.
Head on over to Office …read more

Alright, I plan on participating in OrgJunkie’s Menu Plan Monday every week and I am really excited about it! I just received my MealPlanner 101 in the mail, so be looking for a review of it very soon. I can’t wait to tell you about it.
Now, my schedule is crazy so planning a menu was kind of hard. That’s been my problem – no time to cook in between everything, but I am doing whatever it takes to make this happen. This will take a lot of commitment, planning and organization.
Here’s a break down of my weekly schedule so …read more

Last Supper Saturday, Laura from I’m an Organizing Junkie paid me a visit and commented about her Menu Plan Monday. Her blog is on the top of my list of favorite organizing blogs. She just has a great personality which shines through in her writing, she has a great blog which shares tons of organizing tips and she’s a fellow organizing freak like me! It’s good to be among others like myself.
Well, for this Supper Saturday I wanted to encourage you to stop by her Menu Plan Monday and participate. When I look back at the times …read more

Have you heard of Tackle it Tuesday from 5 Minutes for Mom? I just think this is a great idea and Thrifty Mommy has been tackling areas of her home. Here’s a before picture of one of her projects, the hall closet:

To see the after picture, be sure and head over to Tackle it Tuesday: The Hall Closet and see what she accomplished.
What else has she tackled? Well, the Christmas tree (she didn’t literally tackle it, lol!) this last Tuesday was her latest feat! Great job Thrifty Mommy! If you would like to join in on the fun and tackle …read more

I would like to start highlighting and interviewing professional organizers from around the country on Declutter It! I used to be one myself and the profession has really taken off. I had to stop my business because of time constraints and I just needed to be more available to my family. After having to cancel on clients way too many times because of a sick child or a school function I really wanted/needed to attend, I knew that this was not the time in my life to run a busy business.
So, that’s why I brought my business online in …read more

Doesn’t that sound nice? Cruising through the holidays? I am a HUGE advocate of a non-stressful holiday. I probably do less decorating than a lot of people, I buy my gifts online and the last few Christmases we have gone to someone’s house for lunch, so I only had to cook/bake a couple of items. Now, I do get into the baking quite a bit. I love baking holiday desserts!
But what if you do like to go all out? Is there anything wrong with that? Of course not! As long as YOU still get to enjoy the holiday as much …read more

This is long over-due, but awhile back Priscilla Palmer let me know that she had included me in her Personal Development list. That is such an honor and to be included with the other blogs on this list just blew me away. Thank you so much Priscilla for putting this list together in the first place and for including me in it. You have done a great service to the blogging world!
Here’s a little snippet from Priscilla’s post:
I would find such a list incredibly useful, and I think that others interested in personal development would feel the same way. Of …read more

I’ve been tagged by Ariane from over at Neat & Simple Living. I am supposed to share 5 of my favorite sites that I use most often for my work. Thanks Ariane! Here you go:
1. The Container Store – I am always checking this site for new products, product designs and also organizing tips. They send me great emails a few times a month and I always read them so that I can stay on top of the latest products, ideas and sales.
2. Stacks & Stacks – This is another place that I look at for products. I try to …read more

I was over at one of my favorite blogs, The Effective Life, this morning and this comment was there to greet me:
When it comes to how we design, decorate or organize our “places” sometimes we give too much credence to things that don’t deserve it. Perhaps sometimes in parting, we will actually add clarity to what is important and truly necessary… and then we can think clearly about what is needed to carry on.
Simply put… maybe keeping all of Grandpa’s books is not as important as keeping the two that he actually read to you.
I asked Jon if he could …read more