Monday De-cluttering Focus:
Sometimes life takes a detour and that is now all bad. Many of you know I LOVE the snow and have been a winey baby about not having many good storms this year. We finally got a couple of nice ones around Christmas (Here at our home we had about 2 feet all together) and then it got cold so it stayed.
Last Friday we got the mother lode of snow storms. When I left the house at 4:45 to go to the gym I was Amazed with a capitol A! We measured it in our driveway and we had 20 inches. By noon we had 25 inches and when I went to dig out the mail box for the mailman to drive up to we had another 3 inches.
Why do I share this with you on Monday focus? Because….for a few days my focus was not on de-cluttering my home, instead it was on snow removal and the effects the snow had on my life and the kitties we feed outside. (I have houses for the kitties but with the deep snow they couldn’t get to them).
This week focus on de-cluttering just one little place in your home. I do mean little, maybe it is putting away books on the dining room, or going through spices and getting rid of those you haven’t used in years, or it could be matching lids with bowls. Whatever is your highest priority (mine was snow) focus on that this week.
What do you think? Does this sound like a good focus for you?

Monday De-clutter your home Focus:
“Knowledge is knowing a tomato is a fruit; Wisdom is not putting it in a fruit salad”.
The question I have been asking myself is: do I make New Year’s Resolutions? Here it is the last day of January and I have read this and that about making them and the percentage of those that break them. I am still wishy-washy on the subject. To do or not to do, that is the question.
Show ‘N Share Tuesday……

Thank you veterans for serving me, my family and our country! One of my very favorite parts of any parade is seeing the veterans carrying our country’s flag as we stand and put our heart over our hearts in respect to them, the flag and our country.
Show ‘N Share Tuesday shows how to declutter a tiny drawer that was a jumbled mess and (we’ll call her Debbie) hated it. It is so small and there were too many things for the space.









