This post was originally written in November 2010, when my children were ages 15, 11, 10, 8, 6, 3, and…
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Is It Worth It?
Today’s post is simply a quote from my book, Juggling Life’s Responsibilities (pp. 34-36). We’ve spent several weeks now taking…
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Always Needing More Time in a Day…
Several months ago I took a survey of all my readers, and one of the questions was whether you wished…
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Keeping Life Uncluttered
We’ve been talking about how to declutter our homes; now let’s tackle keeping them that way! Here are some things…
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A Peek into My Notebook and Computer
We’ve been decluttering during July, as we started out with principles of organization, then we decluttered our homes and our…
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It Is the Job That Never Ends…
Last week, I promised that I’d tell you how to declutter your home. It really is the job that never…
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Book Giveaway Winner!
Good morning, everyone! Wow, I am just overwhelmed at the response we had to our book giveaway. Obviously, the economy…
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Principles of Decluttering
As we pass into the middle of summer, I wanted to start a series of blog posts on clutter and how to calm it. As I see it, you might have a little more time or energy right now to step back from your daily routine, to evaluate what’s not working in your home, and to clear out all the junk. As we approach fall, we’ll take a look at daily scheduling in a larger family, to help us all ease back into the tighter routines of school.
First, let’s look at the basic principles of decluttering. You see, whether you’re cleaning out your purse or organizing six different grades of homeschooling, the principles are the same. Mull over these this week, then next time we’ll get more specific. First, let’s look at how I declutter a room.
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