Monday’s Paper Clutter Focus:
Thank you cards
When you read this what did you think? Do you still receive them? Do you need to keep all the ones you have? Are you selective in the ones you keep? Do you have a pile of them and have they become clutter? Are they taking up too much space in your drawers, cupboards or where ever?
It can be so hard to get rid of the clutter of thank you notes we receive. I recommend:
- Keep a select and special few
- Designate a home for them
- Keep the note, not the envelope
- Transfer the address from the envelope into your address book
What do you do with thank you notes? I LOVE to get them but I realize I don’t have to keep them all, I will do something nice for someone again and if I am lucky I will get a new note.

Have you ever done a swap? I have participated in three of them and every time I am happy and delighted with what I get. I do stress a bit about what I send and if my swap partner will like what I chose for her.
Since taking this photo I have put a photo in the frame that was taken on our recent trip to Charleston. (sorry I didn’t take another photo). I like unique interesting sheep and she sent me three of those cute animals. One is made out of bees wax, one chenille fabric, and one on the frame. I have always wanted a crazy patch quilt and now I have a piece of one in this antique looking pincushion. I think she made the coasters and the hot pad.
“When you stop worrying you free up energy that can be used more productively”.
Clearing Clutter Show ‘N Share:
Monday’s Clutter Clearing Focus:
Some people are so clever. I want to meet the people who come up with these things to help
Isn’t this the truth? When our homes are neat and tidy there is no need to chat about clearing clutter because there is no clutter to chat about. Which would you rather do chat about it or clear clutter?
This lovely laundry room became even lovelier when we did some serious clutter control. The table meant for folding can now be used at will because the piles of clothes have been removed and put in their place. One of the containers was labeled so the hand wash doesn’t get mixed up with the other clothes.
In the cupboards there are washing supplies, emergency supplies, and now cat supplies. All are organized by category and in terms of how easy it is to retrieve what is most often used and needed. One thing we did was simply adjusting the shelves.
ing Clutter Clearing Focus:








