I’ve read studies showing people may want to cook and yet have a hard time doing it when they have limited or no counter space due to overabundance of appliances and other clutter. It totally … Continue reading
The most valuable document of this year is the COVID-19 Vaccination Record Card. I have already found at least a couple of COVID-19 Vaccination Record Cards hidden among piles in my clients’ homes. They’re stuck … Continue reading
Last February I worked with Ulysses who relocated to another state for his job. He left the furniture behind to stage his home as it goes on the market. He returned a few months later … Continue reading
Working from home has its own pros and cons. We are home more than ever and for some, stress levels are higher than we are used to. Some people saw working at home as an … Continue reading
In the last few years, there have been a lot of news articles on how most of the younger generations do not want their parents’ and grandparents’ stuff. Due to different lifestyle choices (hello simplicity … Continue reading
People have asked me how virtual organizing works as most people expected organizing to be very much hands on. They’re right, but hands-on is not the only service offered via organizing. There’s digital organizing, photo … Continue reading
What I love about seeing the change of colors on trees, is also seeing leaves fall. I enjoy the feeling of leaves crunching under my feet while walking or running. It is a great reminder … Continue reading
It is a bit quirky to discover that November is Fridge Clean Out Month. At the same time, it makes sense especially if you’re planning on hosting or cooking/baking to bring over to people for … Continue reading
If a disaster struck outside and inside your home, would you know exactly what you have or even the cost to replace? Here are some tips from AAALiving that are helpful. Use your phone or … Continue reading
It can be fun to go through a childhood time capsule when it is in limited quantity. When parents save everything their children did from arts, schoolwork, photos and books, that can be overwhelming and … Continue reading