This is the third post in a series on getting organized for Project Life. Go here to read the Getting Organized for Project Life – Part 1 and go here to read Getting Organized for Project Life – Part 2.… continue reading…

This is my fourth post on organizing a creative space for my kids. You can see the mess I started with in my first post on organizing a kids’ craft area, as well as my process of organizing craft supplies and creating a fun and functional kids’ creative space!… continue reading…

This is my third post on organizing a creative space for my kids. If you missed my first post on organizing a kids’ craft bar, be sure to go back so you can appreciate the disaster that it was.… continue reading…

This is my second post on organizing a creative space for kids. Go here to read the first post.

I could hardly wait to share this update because I am so excited over the progress to reorganize our kids’ craft bar!… continue reading…

Have you ever noticed that after you declutter your closet you feel like you have more clothes than you did before you began? This is because now you have easy access to your favorite clothing—those things that fit you well and you feel great wearing.… continue reading…

This is the second post in a series on getting organized for Project Life. Go here to read the first post.  Project Life is a memory keeping system developed by Becky Higgins. I’m using Project Life to document 2013, week by week, as part of my 13 goals in 2013 challenge.… continue reading…

When we moved into our home with 4- and 6-year old daughters, we felt the small bar in our basement would be the perfect place to set up a creative space for them.… continue reading…

As I mentioned last week, I’ve decided that my February goal (a.k.a. goal #3) is to do Project Life in 2013. I’ve already started on Project Life because I wanted it to span the entire year.… continue reading…

I am really (super, duper!) excited about Goal #3 for 2013:  to do Project Life. I started 2012 with a similar goal. But I didn’t get very far. That’s right. I set a goal and I didn’t achieve it.… continue reading…