I have been creating a declutter calendar since 2007 to break down decluttering into smaller steps. But, the last thing I want is people beating themselves up when they fall off doing it. I’d love for you to decide how you plan on using it
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My 5-year old grandson has been living with us most of his life since he was born. And even when he wasn’t living here, I had him almost every week for a few days. He is my joy and I loved it. AND He’s a whirlwind of vitality, draining me
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Decluttering can sometimes feel overwhelming, especially when it involves sentimental items or tough choices about what to keep. But what if I told you there are plenty of things you can let go of right now that require zero emotional investment
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Hello, friends! If you’re anything like me, life gets busy—really busy. Especially at back to school time. This is the first time I’ve done back to school in years! Between work, family, and all the little things that pop up, finding
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We just got back from camping, and before we even sit down everything is emptied from the truck. Before bed, the suitcases, tote bags and toiletries are put away as laundry is started. We can also do this every time we leave the car, after work,
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Even on the busiest days, we can take 5 minutes for ourselves. And that doesn’t mean playing on your phone. It means checking in with yourself, doing some breathing or praying. Perhaps doing something you love. Here are some ideas: Deep
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I was looking at my December folder in Scribd where I get most of my books (now called Everand) and I had so many books in there I knew I couldn’t read them in one month. As as person with multiple interests that switch often, by the end