Last year around this time, I wrote a blog about donating unwanted formal dresses to high-school girls for prom. If you have a bridesmaid’s dress, formal gown or cocktail dress that you have no desire … Continue reading
Adam and Julia had a back porch they didn’t need to use as a living space as its too hot in the summer and too cold in the winter. They purchased shelves and set it … Continue reading
A few blogs ago I mentioned having helped Danielle, a professional organizer, prune her closet. In exchange, she came over to my place to help me with mine. I am lucky to have pretty good … Continue reading
It can seem overwhelming to constantly organize or clean up, but there are little tricks that can help keep disorder at bay with minimal effort. Most of my clients have spare hangers in their … Continue reading
This article, The 4 Best Sites for Trading in Your Old Books, got my attention as a great resource to share. It lists four websites that can help you swap books for free (only need … Continue reading
A couple of months ago, my friend Danielle, a former professional organizer, asked for help going through her clothes. By the time we were done, we cleared enough space in her closet that she could … Continue reading
Talking to a friend how she acquired stuff over time inspired an observation about presents. They are so much fun to get, but sometimes even desired and appreciated gift items turn into clutter years later. … Continue reading
Early this fall friends helped me moved into a new apartment. One friend was wowed to see that I had packed a small, well-labeled box with bedding, a towel and pjs so I could make … Continue reading
NPR produced an interesting piece on a Wisconsin-based company, Murfie, that stores clients’ actual CDs in its headquarters for a small fee. Clients get digital access to all of their music and retain ownership of … Continue reading
If you missed the chance to drop off expired medicines back in May during the National Take Back Initiative, here’s your chance coming up on Saturday, October 29th, sponsored by the US Department of Justice … Continue reading