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Femmes Débordées : le site des femmes organisées
Je suis partie du constat qu’il existait de nombreux sites féminins qui abordaient une multitude de sujets à la façon des magazines papier, dans lesquels je me perdais sans trouver de réponses concrètes et pratiques à mes problématiques quotidiennes.
31 Days to {cheaply} Organize Your Home: Day #31 - LINK PARTY!!!
Have you enjoyed these last 31 days as much as I have?
Hi All! I am Laura , a teacher and a mom of three. I wanted to offer some fun ideas of how to get your kids a little more excited about cleaning and picking up. I have to start by admitting that I am not the best housekeeper in the world. Cleaning isn't always my forte, but playing with kids and having fun, that I can do! Here are a few things that we do at our house to make clean up time less of a shouting match and more of a play time.
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How to Manage People in 15 Minutes a Day - Daisy Wademan Dowling - Harvard Business Review
Virtually all of the young executives I work with want to be good managers and mentors. They just don't have the time — or so they believe. "I could either make a sale, or I could take one of my guys out for lunch to talk about his career," a financial services leader told me recently. "In this economy, which one do you think I'm going to pick?"Les 6 lois du temps pour être plus efficace
Vous êtes submergé par les tâches à accomplir ou noyés sous une avalanche d’emails ? Vous éprouvez des difficultés à gérer vos priorités ou à tenir des délais ? Vous vous dites que la solution serait d’avoir plus de 24 heures dans une journée pour pouvoir tout faire ?
Tiny-Ass Apartment
Crime and punishment meant something quite different as a kid. Common infractions were things like Refusal to Eat Green Beans, "Not Touching" Your Younger Brother, and Giving Yourself a Haircut. Your parents were judge, jury, and jailer, and your bedroom became your jail cell. The sentence: Until After Dinner. And if you live in a tiny-ass apartment, it's an experience that doesn't stop when you reach adulthood. If you live in a dorm room or teeny-tiny studio, it can sometimes feel like the walls are closing in.
This cozy house of Industrial designers Anette and Fredrik in Tønsberg is filled with a load of essiential scandinavian midcentury designs - really cool stuff. Painted wooden walls giving the place a specific atmosphere and the place is nicely balanced with use of just the shades of gray, white, black and little bit of color accents, rich use of wall art is another very nice touch.
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Marion ALBERGE - Décoratrice d'intérieur
Muriel vient de finir ses travaux, et a enfin emménagé dans ces anciens bureaux de l’école d’électricité de 60m2 du quartier de la Porte de Saint-Ouen à Paris. Voici donc un reportage déco de ma visite chez elle ! Elle a décidé de tout abattre et d’en faire un espace ouvert et modulable , comprenant une grande pièce salon / cuisine ouverte, une chambre et une salle de bain qui s’ouvrent grâce à des portes coulissantes, et un petit bureau avec de grandes baies vitrées type industriel. Situé au troisième étage, il est très lumineux tout au long de la journée, et le choix des murs blancs et de petites touches de couleurs en accord avec le parquet en chêne lui donnent un style doux et épuré. Muriel, décoratrice et peintre en décor de métier (que j’ai rencontré lors de ma formation à l’école Boulle), a choisi de faire uniquement du sur-mesure : le parquet d’origine a été entièrement démonté, redécoupé et poncé dans tout l’appartement.
I can’t claim that my home is completely minimalist, but it surely isn’t cluttered, and most people I know would call it a pretty minimalist home. One recent visitor saw my kitchen and remarked, “I’ve never seen a kitchen that looked so clean, so clear of stuff !” Well, I do my best to keep it clean, but the key is to remove the unnecessary stuff. For example, on the floor of my kitchen/dining room area are just a few essentials: dining table (clear of any clutter), chairs, some counter stools, a high chair, a step stool for the kids. On the counters are only the toaster, coffee maker and microwave.
» A Guide to Creating a Minimalist Home :zenhabits
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My name is Baker. Well, actually it’s Adam Baker, but I have lazy friends. Most just prefer Baker. Courtney and Milligan are the core of my life and my deepest passion.Having created the massively long list of stuff on the other page I decided it was time to have the minimum list for people moving into their first flat/student accomodation/whatever. The list below is designed to show what you need immediately, what you should get soon and what can wait for later. The priorites are the ones that I think are generally important, I'd buy other things as urgent and skip some of the things on the list, and so will you, but that's part of the fun of setting up on your own. And as I said on the other page, there are things I've left off this list deliberately (at present) including food/drink, books/CDs etc., what kind of lighting is required in each room, decoration for each room, clothing etc. Even though "studio apartments/flats" may combine the bedroom, the sitting room (and sometimes the kitchen) into one room, and require you to share the bathroom, I'll still list the stuff separately.
House Contents - Minimum List
Les missions de nettoyage pour l’arrivée de l’année du Dragon on eu un tel succès et vos messages m’en réclamaient d’autres… Cela montre combien vous avez apprécié prendre soin de votre maison. On l’oublie trop souvent, mais la maison est comme une seconde peau. Vous prenez soin de maison, c’est comme prendre soin de soi, cela fait un bien fou! Mon aide ménagère qui est présente quotidiennement a été absente une semaine (le drame!) Alors au début, la maison était quelque peu en désordre et puis j’ai repris plaisir à faire la vaisselle (en réalité à voir le plan de travail propre et net) passer le balais, faire les lits, le repassage… Alors, pour notre bien être à tous je reprends les missions de nettoyage de printemps!
La déco de Félicie - CotéMaison - Partie 3
10 Best Home Organization Blogs
In honor of my LOVE for top 10 lists (and I hope yours too), I'm happy to introduce MoveBuilder's " Top 10 Friday ". Each Friday from now on, you'll find a fun, informational top 10 list that's sure to be a great read and maybe even add to your arsenal of knowledge. While most professional organizers like Gail Gray have blogs that are super clean and organized, A Fresh Start seems to do it better than most. If you have a great need to tame the paperwork taking over your home (join the club), you'll find great tips on how to do that. You can also see lots of impressive photos that actually show you how to do it, and a list of categories covering anything you can imagine— from things you can do to organize your garage to things you can do to get ready to move (which is especially interesting to us). My favorite posts so far?Whether you don a suit, landscape for a living, or work from home, in business there is always be a need for organization and structure. The lists in this category should help you keep everything in one place for handy reference: Financial Information, Client Information, Job Search, Travel, Inventory, Employee Info, Colleague Info, Online Auctions, and more. DAILY, WEEKLY, MONTHLY SCHEDULE – Use this page as a worksheet to plot out a regular schedule for the types of work you must do daily, weekly, and monthly. DAILY, WEEKLY, MONTHLY TASKS – Regular tasks are sometimes tricky to remember. Jot them down here and always know what needs to be accomplished daily, weekly, and monthly. WEEKLY PRIORITIES – Though there may be a hundred things on your to do list, some are simply more important than others.