Oct 3, 2023
It’s Time to Take Inventory of Your Stuff
Businesses of all sizes regularly take #inventory to make sure they have supplies sufficient to function and enough goods to sell. But you, too, can take inventory of your stuff, and chances are that you’ll find you have more than you need. Whether you own or rent, taking inventory of your stuff has an obvious […]
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Sep 20, 2023
Why Fall Is America’s Favorite Season
Fall begins on Saturday, Sept. 23, and four out of 10 U.S. residents couldn’t be happier. That’s right: According to a 2022 Morning Consult survey of more than 2,000 Americans, 41% named fall as their favorite season. Spring and summer tied for second place, with 24% each, and winter (perhaps not surprisingly) garnered only 11%. […]
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Sep 5, 2023
Start Planning Your Fall Projects Now
Another long weekend is on the books, and even though most of the country can look forward to another month or two of temperate weather, fall will be here soon. That’s why everyone should start planning — or doing — their fall projects now. While spring and summer tend to be the busiest times of […]
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Aug 22, 2023
School May Be in Session, But Summer Isn’t Over
This week, schools throughout the country are welcoming students back for another year. A few kids may not be ready to let the carefree, lazy days of the seasonal break go, of course, and may complain loudly that “summer’s over.” #Summer is far from over, though, especially for anyone who isn’t in school. The start […]
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Aug 7, 2023
Enjoying the Bounty of a Summer Garden
For many people, there’s nothing like growing your own food. It’s healthy, cost-effective, #sustainable and above all, delicious! And if you followed some of The Organizing Blog’s previous #gardening tips, you’re probably drowning in fresh summer produce right now. What to do with all of those garden-fresh tomatoes, cucumbers, squashes, melons, peaches and other delicacies […]
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