Do you ever feel overwhelmed by your surroundings and your stuff? Some can not imagine what their life would look like without all they own and collect.
But can you imagine for a moment what your life would be like with less? Less to manage, less to clean, and less to think about.
Who would have ever predicted the times that we are living in right now?
Things happened so quickly going from regular daily life to everyone being ordered to stay home.
We all have had to adapt quickly.
You are on an important call and need to write information down quick!
Where in the world is a piece of paper? Why can’t I find a pen when I know I own five million of them?
It can be frustrating to spend time searching for what we need while working, feeling that something so simple that shouldn’t be so complicated!
I don’t encourage shoving disorganized stuff under the bed.
I know kids love to do this . . . . and maybe some adults!
It is a quick and easy solution!
We can read all sorts of books, watch all sorts of TV shows about getting organized. But sometimes it can take a quote that gives us a fresh new perspective to see our situation in a different light.
There are some fun fictional TV characters who go to the extreme when it comes to being clean!
We like to laugh at others and what seems like crazy behavior! But are they crazy or just super organized!?!
There are a few things that make me crazy when they are out of control.
Wires are one of them.
Have you considered that there is more to your clutter than the way it looks?
I do.
I know that when I am not consistent with sorting the mail, or finishing paperwork, I am burdened more with the papers that are left in my tray than by ignoring them.
Kitchen may be for cooking and baking, but it is also the center of the home and family. Most interactions happen in the kitchen.
Therefore, papers usually creep in. Here are a few ideas to help beat the clutter and organize papers in the kitchen.
There are many items in a kitchen that need to be organized in order to be efficient.
There are times kitchen items have not made it back to where they belong after family members are done cooking . . . including me. This creates a cluttered and uninspiring space.
