12 Days To Less Minimalism Challenge Starts Today!
December 1, 2016
We can all agree that the holidays are a time to give. And what better way to give than to find items in your home
We can all agree that the holidays are a time to give. And what better way to give than to find items in your home
If you’ve listened to the radio or watched TV or been on any social media lately, you’ve seen them: Black Friday ads, urging us to
“Take it to Goodwill. They accept everything.” This is always my advice to clients who are looking to unload donation items. Yet despite encouraging clients to
It never fails. We find it every time I sort a space with a client. It might be in a closet, a basement, even the bathroom.
“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…
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
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
I’m ashamed to admit this, but as of last Monday, I had Facebook messages dating back to early 2009. Yes, my backlog of messages predated
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