Disclosure: I got this product as part of an advertorial. Originally when I found out that I’d be reviewing the Sabi Daybox pill box, I thought I’d give it to my parents to use and score some good daughter points. But when it arrived and I saw how large the compartments are I started thinkingKeep Reading…
Gift Wrap Organization and Storage for Moving
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Now that the holidays are over, it’s the perfect time to organize your gift wrapping supplies. As a miliary family we move a lot. A. Lot. I have never had the luxury of organizing a craft room or a gift wrap storage closet. My gift wrap and craft supplies are shoved stored in closets, basements, atticsKeep Reading…
13 Simple Folding Tips & Tricks
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I recently realized that I’m slightly obsessed with finding the best way to fold things around the house. I’ve come to realize that finding just the right way to fold items make them easier to organize, which keeps my home and my life calmer and simpler. Here, let me give you an example. By foldingKeep Reading…
Simple Girl Simple Solution – Bandaging Basket
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My 2 oldest babies are my teenage daughters. I pretty much knew what to expect in raising them. My youngest baby is my 10-year old son. He keeps surprising me with boy stuff. Things I don’t see coming. Things that are taking years off my life each time he surprises me. One week-end when the weatherKeep Reading…
Folding Plastic Shopping Bags
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I’ve been slightly obsessed (just ask my family) with controlling the plastic shopping bags that find their way into our house. We use cloth bags when we do a lot of our shopping, but still end up with quite a few plastic shopping bags. No problem, we use them to line the smaller trash cans inKeep Reading…
Organize Your Car with a Repurposed Plastic Can
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I finally got frustrated the other day when I tried to reach in and find the garage door opener and instead pulled 3 cords and a penguin (yes, a penguin, more on that later) out of the storage area in the car’s center console. My car has this nice little storage area that holds my garageKeep Reading…
Consignment Sale Prep 201 – Packing Items
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Over the past two weeks, we’ve discussed preparing your clothes {here} and preparing your other items {here} for the consignment sale. Good news, we’re almost done. You’re now ready to pack these items up so that you can get them out of your house carry them to the sale. You’ll need to take into consideration: Will youKeep Reading…
Consignment Sale Prep 102 – Toys, Furntiure and Other Items
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Last week we talked about making money for your family by consigning your children’s clothing at a consignment sale. Last week we talked about preparing and tagging that mountain of children’s clothing, so now you’re ready to graduate to preparing everything else. Don’t worry, you’re ready. You can consign almost anything kid related. WithKeep Reading…
Consignment Sale Prep 101 – Clothing
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Have you thought about consigning at a children’s consignment sale, but are intimidated because you have no idea how to transform the mound of clothes and toys into money? I felt the same way 6 years and 11 consignment sales ago when I first started. I looked at the mountains of clothes and toysKeep Reading…
January To Do List
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Now that we’re all back to “normal” after the holidays, it’s time to get to work for the month. I’ve been using monthly checklists for years. I tackle certain chores around the house by month. For example, it makes sense to clean the windows in the spring after the pollen is done so that youKeep Reading…
