How are you doing on staying organized this month? If you can, tackle these challenges every day, and I'm betting your home will feel so much more peaceful:
- Shine your kitchen sink once a day
- Do a quick wipe down of all the bathroom sinks
- Complete the laundry (I know I know, it's hard to keep up with!)
During (yes, all of that was inside that one closet – craziness!)
And finally, the after ~ wooooooooohooooooo! 🙂
I donated a few blankets that we never use to our church's thrift store, put larger flannel sheet sets away in my kids closets, and stacked blankets that my kids could use for “fort-building” at the bottom of the closet so they can easily get them (and put them away!) when they're playing. Goodness, gracious, why do I settle for that mess when I could have something so much better?
So, go.Â
30 minutes, a good sized trash bag for items to donate, and a little resolve to get it done. If I can do it, I know you can too!
Here's a sneak peek of this week's upcoming challenges so you can get ahead for the week (I had a few requests for these!)
- Day 8: the refrigerator
- Day 9: the freezer
- Day 10: the spice cabinet
- Day 11: the pantry (part one)
- Day 12: the pantry (part two)
Looking for more ways to get organized in 2014? See the first three days of our 25 Days to a More Organized You Series . . .
- Day One: Shine Your Sink
- Day Two: Dust The Top Of Your Entertainment Center
- Day Three: The Entertainment Center Day 2
- Day Four: Â Your Budget (Free Printable Budget Spreadsheet)
- Day Five: Complete (Complete.) the Laundry
- Day Six: Organize Your Laundry Room (Frugal Laundry Room Update)
- Day Seven: The Ironing
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Love it. Yesterday, I dropped off so much stuff at Catholic Charities that the whole back of the van was full. It felt so good. Than you for sharing this with us.
Great job Julie – love that you were able to give so much! Thanks so much for sharing 🙂