• Organized by Frustration

    frustrationI love things neat and organized.
    Boxes, bins, baskets, bags—I don’t discriminate.
    If it has sides and can contain chaos, I’m in love.

    But my ultimate frustration?
    Other people do not treat things the way I do.
    And nowhere was this more obvious than the toy room when the kids were little.

  • Letting Go, Decluttering and Streamlining

    letting go
    A magical night (in the perfect dress)

    We work from the time we’re old enough to make money to buy stuff.  Actually, it’s true that there’s a lot of good stuff out there like collectibles, beautiful crystal, all of the issues of Oprah Magazine from Day one, clothes, furniture, decorations, and shoes (my special weakness). This is only the tip of the iceberg when it comes to stuff. Then one day when we’re older, our desire to have things turns into the need and desire to purge and to work on letting go of the extras in your life.