CleanMamaPrintables. How to Stop the Paper Trail – Photographs. We’ve been working through letting go of paper clutter over the past few weeks, tackling areas and methods to eliminate the stream of paper and piles. We only have two areas left…today we’re going to talk about photograph storage. Photographs are a touchy subject because there are so many forms and ways to store them. How you store and keep photographs is a personal preference, with no real right or wrong way. Obviously, if your photos are taking over a room or part of your life, it’s too much, but today let’s look at some ways to store and keep photographs. I keep extra photos in photo boxes in an upper shelf in our craft room closet. I like having favorite pictures in frames throughout the house, but I do photo albums too and we keep them in a little antique hutch in our living room. Here are some other great ideas for organizing your photograph storage from my Pinterest board….
This is a great tutorial from ABFOL on how to organize your photos digitally. The Klondike Blog | Klondike Brands. Valentine’s Day is just around the corner and most of us guys are stuck in the “decision mode.” Do we shower her with fancy gifts, maybe clothes or fine jewelry, or perhaps we take the safe route and go with a huge bouquet of extremely expensive roses, which will say I Love You for about 2 or 3 days until they turn into a dried out mess. What to do, what to do? My advice: this year give Klondike Rose potatoes, and hold your laughter for a few minutes while I tell you why. Flowers say what exactly – I am stuck in tradition and don’t want to think outside of the box. Jewelry, which is somewhat of a great gift says more about the giver than the receiver – come on ladies, admit it, how many times have you gotten a piece of jewelry that brightens your day about as much as a penlight?
Now I can tell you that the humble potato can score so many points in so many areas with your beloved once you fill her in on the many uses potatoes have other than a delicious and nutritious food source. First Day of Spring and Spring Cleaning! - aplaceforusblog.com. Spring Cleaning + Free Checklist. I hope you all had a wonderful Easter! My family and I spent the day with family and soaking up the beautiful sunshine and warm 70 degree weather we had up here in Washington state. I don’t know about you but yesterday the spring cleaning bug bit me and I was in the mood to clean and organize. It all started in the nursery and eventually went room by room until I made my way out into the family room and office area. My instincts told me to stop there or else I would get burnt out and not want to keep going the rest of the week.
A lot of these tips I’ve shared in years past, but I feel they are still a good references to go off of. Click HERE to download your FREE printable! In part of my previous spring cleaning series, here are some of the hottest topics we talked about: You can also watch me live talking about cleaning and organizing on Good Morning Northwest. 1. It works great and helps alleviate stress of trying to figure out what to do with all of that stuff. 2.
A. B. C. 3. 4. 30 Day Spring Cleaning Schedule. I’ve decide to do another series on Facebook in addition to my regular blog posts for the month of April. I’m going to be sharing Spring Cleaning ideas everyday of the month To help you get your house spic and span and ready for Summer. You’ll need to follow me on Facebook to have access to the cleaning projects everyday. I will be sharing one Spring cleaning chore each day through April.