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Organizing - What I've Learned

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  • Organizing - What I've Learned

    Learn from my experience friends ... do NOT start out your organizing planning by buying $23 worth of magazines with covers offering "Organize in Tight Spaces" or "Clutter be Gone!" ....

    Sadly design magazines are just fashion magazines w/chairs and they have about as much useful information. Now I have to dispose of the magazines so they don't add to my (unchanged) clutter.

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    Guilty.

    Recycling magazines and newspapers is a major decluttering event here. I'm a bit addicted to paper.
    Angie
    Gyn-Onc fellowship survivor - 10 years out of the training years; reluctant suburbanite
    Mom to DS (18) and DD (15) (and many many pets)

    "Where are we going - and what am I doing in this handbasket?"

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      Is there anyone on here that has ever hired someone from NAPO?
      http://www.association-office.com/na...rral/index.cfm

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        Re: Organizing - What I've Learned

        Originally posted by Genivieve
        Learn from my experience friends ... do NOT start out your organizing planning by buying $23 worth of magazines with covers offering "Organize in Tight Spaces" or "Clutter be Gone!" ....

        Sadly design magazines are just fashion magazines w/chairs and they have about as much useful information. Now I have to dispose of the magazines so they don't add to my (unchanged) clutter.
        But I did learn to make my mess look pretty.

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          Re: Organizing - What I've Learned

          Originally posted by Genivieve
          Learn from my experience friends ... do NOT start out your organizing planning by buying $23 worth of magazines with covers offering "Organize in Tight Spaces" or "Clutter be Gone!" ....

          Sadly design magazines are just fashion magazines w/chairs and they have about as much useful information. Now I have to dispose of the magazines so they don't add to my (unchanged) clutter.
          NOW you tell me! I went out and bought a bunch of organization magazines at the beginning of the year....and they are still sitting on my nightstand waiting to be thrown into the recycle bin.

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          • #6
            Originally posted by *Lily*
            I'm stopping at LNT on the way home for some organizing items. I'm switching all my spices over from their individual purchased-in, mismatching containers to the small metal tins with the clear lids. I need about 10 more of those, and also I'm going to get some clear plastic bins for DH's closet. When we go to market in 5 weeks (FIVE WEEKS?!!!! AAAAAHHHHH!!!!!), I want the closets to look uncluttered and HUGE. Which any thinking person knows they're not. But they should look it! right?
            I did this, and store them on the side of my fridge (they're magnetic), and I LOVE IT! The only downside to the containers, I have a couple that are a bit harder to open than the others.
            Gas, and 4 kids

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