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Common Clutter Clearing Challenges

Thursday, July 15th, 2010

When clearing clutter there are always a few objects that we’re ready to let go of, but just don’t know what to do with—like photographs, gifts, and family heirlooms—we call these clutter challenges. Here are a few questions that we’re often asked about these challenges and our replies: (more…)



Spring Clean with Feng Shui

Thursday, April 15th, 2010

A new beginning for your home and life…


Spring is a time of renewal and rejuvenation.  As we begin shedding our heavy layers from the cold winter months, it is natural to want to lighten up our homes as well.    Feng Shui believes that as we let go of the clutter in our homes we simultaneously make space for something new in our lives.  In other words, as we clean house, we clean self. (more…)



Clearing Your Inner Clutter

Thursday, March 4th, 2010

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Inner clutter is our running to-do list, unfinished business, unresolved issues or relationships, and/or any thoughts or feelings that repeatedly come up that weigh on our minds. This includes thoughts about the meaning of our life to thoughts about mundane tasks like replacing a light bulb and everything in between. In the same way physical clutter can prevent us from experiencing a peaceful home, our inner clutter can prevent us from experiencing peace of mind. (more…)



How To Organize Kids’ Art and Schoolwork

Thursday, January 21st, 2010

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Photo By Tamara Muth King


It’s remarkable how children’s stuff can accumulate! In particular, I find that kids’ art and schoolwork can really take over my home. I remember times when my son was in preschool and he would come home with five paintings in one day—some of which only have one brush stroke—and they were all important to him.  I would then struggle to find the balance between honoring my son’s work and keeping our home as simplified and clutter-free as possible.

 

Below is the process I use to organize my children’s art and schoolwork in three easy steps. Also included are some additional tips for creative ways to display and save your children’s work:


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