So, if you’re like most of us you’re setting some goals for the new year right now. But are those goals realistic? That is, do they actually match reality? Are they things that you can actually potentially achieve? Let’s look at some of the things we should be asking ourselves (note to self) to filter our wild dreams into potentially doable goals.
I get the impression that some people are.
Whether we’re talking about moral standards, relationship standards, housekeeping standards, or whatever, they are apparently more associated with guilt, shame, discomfort, and fear than anything else. Or else annoyance, because of the guilt, shame, and discomfort they make you feel.
Here’s how I corralled the extra clothes hangers a few years ago. Naturally, the skirt hangers got tangled up and resisted removal, but it was certainly better than not having them corralled!
I’m trying to cram a lot of living into a small space, so I’m always looking for better ways to store stuff out of the way (instead of in the way). The window and door trim in our house is deep so . . . why not?
Renew. Refresh. Restart. It’s a new year! January is a time of reflection and planning. With that in mind, I’ve created some simplescripture prints for you (and for myself!).
Just so you know: this post is not about a new and life-saving method of storing rolls of gift wrap. It's a personal experience with the ordinary challenges of housekeeping.
Is your brainstorming getting out of hand?
Organize it! Use this free printable brainstorming worksheet to organize and label your brainstorms.
Now there’s an idea! Store stuff in a box on a closet shelf. Who would have thought?
But, seriously . . . . Sometimes simple solutions make a big difference! Here’s the reason behind this simple Real Life Organizing solution and what it’s doing for me.
