Clear off all table tops in your home.
Water all your plants and toss the dead ones.
Leslie Jacobs
Set up file folders for all the members of your family.
If you make an appointment and need to prepare for it, list on your calendar a few days before all of the paper work you’ll need.
Put take out menus in the same place in the kitchen.
Put paper and pen beside all of the phones in your home and carry in your purse pen and paper.
Have all of your important numbers in one place for all the family members. But keep them also in a second location for yourself.
Put a laundry basket in your closet and use it.
Clean out your sock drawer and toss away socks that do not match.
Put a large shopping bag in your closet or hang on a hook and when you do not like something in your closet, put it in the bag –when the bag is filled donate it.
Put all of your remotes in a small basket.
When you finish reading a magazine give to a friend or donate to a hospital.
Donate your old electronics and recycle the ones that don’t work.
Keep all of your warranties in one folder with the receipts. If you own a house, keep this with all of your household information.
Keep the paint chip sample you used to pick out the paint on your walls for when you need touch-ups or if you sell you can tell the new homeowners.
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Have an Organized Day!
Leslie Jacobs
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