Want less drama, hire an organizer
Does this sound familiar? Your friend had a question. You know the answer but she doesn’t want to hear it from you. She would rather hear the answer from a professional. I’m guilty on both … Continue reading
Author Archives: elesheva
Photo editing and books
Turning photo albums online into books is such a treat! You get flexibility and creativity online plus it’s easy to request duplicates with a click to send to friends or family members. These books are … Continue reading
Getting ready for school
I recently worked with two high school siblings with their own bedrooms before school started. They both have had a busy summer and haven’t had a chance to sort through end-of-school-year papers. The parents wanted … Continue reading
Bulk: good deal or no?
Often times we get good deals in packages compared to buying individual items. I love and dislike marketing’s power over buyers. It’s not always the best deal to buy in bulk unless you’re really going … Continue reading
Photo organizing
I love looking through photos of my grandparents as young adults and my parents as kids. Photography is definitely in my genes having a grandparent who was a professional photographer. Like most photographers, he had … Continue reading
Souvenirs and swag
I’ve been running in races for a number of years and of course, often gotten “free” t-shirts and other swag. For the most part, the t-shirts I’ve kept were a nice reminder of races I’ve … Continue reading
Can be organized and still need help
People that I meet, and even friends, are surprised when I say that most of my clients are organized. They sometimes need help in one or two areas. For example, moving from a home that … Continue reading
Spring cleaning
Friday, April 22nd, is Earth Day and remember less is more. Spring time suggests spring cleaning. It’s a great time to vacuum your car to get rid of dead leaves and ice melt. Also a … Continue reading
To inventory or not
I saw Gloria recently who said, “thank you for saving me the aggravation.” I asked her on what. As it turned out, a couple years ago, I had written up an inventory of what was … Continue reading
Overabundance of toys
A few blogs ago, I mentioned an article suggesting that parents would be better off giving children household objects to play with rather than spending money on a lot of toys. One of the challenges … Continue reading