As women, wives and mothers we tend to have very full schedules. We pride ourselves on being able to successfully juggle several projects (or problems) at a time. Most days we can keep all those figurative balls in the air. Picture the happy circus performer juggling and walking, smiling and talking. However, there are times when one or two things… Read the rest
Articles written by: Veronica Johnson
Household Chores: The Great Divide
We have a fairly large family. With seven people living under one roof, if we don’t stay on top of chores our house can go from tidy to tornado at the drop of a sock. Doesn’t everyone like to have a fairly clean and mostly organized house? When my house is cluttered, my brain feels cluttered.
Aside from saving my sanity… Read the rest
The Best of: Paper Clutter
Today we are going to visit the OrganizedMom.net archives and talk paper clutter. For those of you who are new here be sure to check out “The Best of Organized Mom” and the “Categories” sections on the right hand menu. For those who are long time subscribers you’ll enjoy this little reminder of how much Sarah loves HATES paper clutter.
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The Art of List Making
Today we are talking about the art of list making. What? You say you already know how to make a list? You do it all the time on the backs of envelopes, school papers, receipts and any little scrap of paper you can find? Ahhhh…well stick around. We need to talk.
One of the most important things in list making… Read the rest
Simple System to Organize Your Bills
Nobody likes to pay bills, but having a system takes a tedious task and makes it quick and easy. Maybe you’re a computer whiz and have everything automated. Maybe you’re old school and do it all by hand. But maybe you’re like many of us and fall somewhere in between. Today I am sharing a simple filing system that will keep your bills organized and help… Read the rest
Perspective
I work from home. While it’s a blessing to our family, for me to be able to be here for our five kids, it also comes with it’s own set of challenges.
Working from home means I’m here all the time, but working from home also means that I’m, um, HERE ALL THE TIME. Spending anywhere from 3 to 8… Read the rest
