To follow up my create a home inventory post, I thought I’d do a quickie about what to include - in case your insurance co. forgot to give you a list.
Six things to note - no matter if you’re using a video camera, camera, or pad and pencil. Note, if you’re using a paper list […]
Why create a home inventory: Fires and thieves unfortunately do happen.
But I rent!: You can still make an inventory. I have renter’s insurance, and they asked for a simple list inventory, but I made a better digital camera inventory. You never know with those pesky insurance folks. No offense to any insurance folks, but believe […]
So, I posted this at Tree Hugging Family, but I doubt all of you cross over all my blogs, so I’ll post it here too.
This is some super frightening news, but you need to see it, especially if you have kids. I actually don’t doubt this story at all. True story: In NM a huge […]
So, when it comes to office, playroom, and family room organizing you can always try to stay on top of it. Or, you could remove the problem completely. For example, I try to keep my office tidy, I really do. However, my office is also the room we use for art projects. The […]
I am really loving this Bucket Boss 56 Pocket Bucket Tool Organizer! This would make a great birthday gift, Valentine’s Day gift or a just-because-i-love-you gift. If the man (or woman) in your life has a lot of tools, this may be just what they need.
Tools are something that can be a pain to […]
A Motivate Me Monday Post
“It’s the little things that drive you crazy; the broken heel, the stain, the drip. If you take care of the little things, the big things become manageable.” Heloise
That statement is true in my book. It’s always those little things that don’t get done that just really get to you. We […]
I was over at Shakhammer and they had a post about the coolest product that I haven’t heard about before.
It’s the Doorganizer and you can read all about it here.
This product is a great idea and I’m thinking about buying a couple of these for our home.
Also, be sure and visit Shakhammer because I have been […]
Don’t try to do several fix-it projects at a time. When you have finished one, then move on to the other. If you get stuck on one project and you realize you are in over your head, it’s best to call a professional. It’s okay if you don’t know how to fix everything. :)
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School’s out for us! Friday was their last day and our summer has officially begun. Summer means a lot of things - vacations, pool parties, working in the yard and also moving. A lot of families wait until the summer to move. That’s what we have done and the count down to our move has […]
Continuing with some more tips for home improvement month…Here are a few things you can do to improve your curb appeal:
Remove clutter from the porch
Tighten any loose hand rails
Replace old doormat
Chunk dead or sick plants and replace with new ones
Clean front door and threshold
Fix doorbell if broken (meaning no loose wires hanging out)
Add a nice […]
Declutter and organize your life, home, and office
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