9 Tips to a Clean Closet
Disorganized and jam packed closets are super frustrating! You can't find anything, clothes have fallen off the hangers, they are getting crushed, ruined and who knows what else
How to Get Organized When a Family Member Becomes Sick
No one is ever prepared when a family member gets sick. In the spring, we received a call from Tom whose wife (Suzy) was hospitalized for a month because
How to Organize a Tiny Kitchen
In case you don't know I live in an 18th Century home. The kitchen was originally in my dining room with the walk in fireplace where all cooking
A Baby Boomer’s Perspective: Helping Our Parents Downsize
Being a "baby boomer" with aging parents (we don’t use the “O” word) is a challenge. Someone has to manage their finances, medical care etc., in addition to
Snow One Day…70° the Next…Start Flipping Now!
Now that we're heading into a new wardrobe season, everyone is thinking about flipping their closets (aren't they?). Depending on space limitations, people often will choose one of
Marie Kondo Craze or Crazy?
Last fall, when putting my blogging calendar together, I thought about Marie Kondo and her book "The Life-Changing Art of Tidying Up". It seemed like a good topic at the
Case Study: Does Your Stuff Make You Overweight?
Client: Patricia Project: Clean up and clear out the household clutter Background: “Patricia” called me in the fall of 2014. She had recently moved from her family home where she had raised
I’ve got a useful app you need to see…
I want to share a cool new app I have been using recently. I use it to record my daily accomplishments. I am astounded at how many things
Transition Made Easy
Did you know that the peak times for people deciding to separate and/or get divorced is in the months of January, February and September? This is usually the time