How do I know it’s OK to get rid of it?
What if I’ll need it later???
Letting go. I know it can seem pretty scary to part with something you’ve had for decades or even just weeks. You spent time looking for it. You spent money on it. It’s yours. But what if
As a Certified Professional Organizer®, I love office organization products - whatever I can find to help clients get organized. I’m not a binder girl, but this might change my mind.
I attended the Expo at the National Association of Professional Organizers (NAPO) Conference in New Orleans last week and had the opportunity to review different organizing products that are coming to market.
In our line of work as a professional organizer in San Antonio, we encourage people to free themselves of as much clutter as possible in as "green" a way as possible. Since Earth Day is coming up on April 22, we thought we'd list a few resources that will help you with spring organizing your home and will spare landfills from lead, mercury and other toxins. Some charge a fee, which is a small price to pay for ridding your home of annoying clutter and saving the earth. Some are non-profits, so be sure to ask about a receipt for donations.
My husband and I are huge football fans, so we are used to spending at least three hours every Sunday from Labor Day Weekend until the Super Bowl doing nothing but watching football. It’s a time to relax. A time to chow down on some good grub. A time to catch up with commercials (because we don’t watch any other TV). A time to not do other things.
Bridal Shower Checklist - How to Get Organized and Plan for a Wedding Shower