Rosie-ism #1: Spend Two Minutes, Save Two Hours
August 28, 2016
Sometimes people hear my voice in their heads. It’s not unusual for a friend to come up to me and say, “You would be so proud
Sometimes people hear my voice in their heads. It’s not unusual for a friend to come up to me and say, “You would be so proud
“Mom! I’m out of comfy shorts!” “This is my last pair of underwear!” “My dinosaur pajamas are dirty!” These are my signals to do laundry. I’ve
“Um, aren’t you forgetting something?” Megan asked as she picked me up for the airport. “What?” I asked. “Your luggage?” “All set,” I said, patting
“That’s it! Done! Perfect!” I think, each time I declutter my kitchen (which happens at least every few months… it’s a bit crazy, I know…
Many of my clients are creative people–photographers, writers, teachers, and the like. One thing I’ve noticed about creative people is that they tend to like stuff.
I don’t know about you, but I’m always curious about how other people spend their day. And because the old binoculars-in-the-bushes approach seemed to upset
Confession: I love cookbooks much more than I love cooking. This could be due to the fact that my regular diners are 6-year-olds who consider boxed
Do I live in magazine-shoot-worthy home, full of neatly labeled bins and artfully arranged floral displays? No. And I’m glad. I am a mom of three beautiful
Disclaimer: this isn’t a typical post about minimalism or organization. I won’t explain how to organize your sock drawer or let go of the Lego
I have a confession to make: I am a hoarder. Of school supplies, that is. It started in the early days of my teaching career, when
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