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Jan 10, 2011

Utilizing my paid day off...

Have lots of clutter? Start busting it with these 4 simple options:



  1. STORE IT, IN ITS HOME: Everything in your home or office should have a home--a consistent and appropriate place where that object is normally kept. Some items that you use every day, may be on display and/or readily available for frequent use. Other items, like holiday decorations or out of season clothing, can be stored in an out-of-the-way area until needed.
    When an object strays from its 'home,' it can easily be misplaced, thus causing stress and frustration. Clutter build-up naturally occurs when items are not kept and/or returned to their homes.

  2. GIVE IT: When you have something that you never use, giving it to someone who will make use of it can really brighten your day. Give it to a friend. Pass it on to a relative. Or put it in a special 'Charity Box' and make a donation to a favorite organization once per month.

  3. SELL IT: Need a few extra bucks? Consider selling those things you don't use. Hold a rummage sale. Sell them to a consignment shop. Or, try an online auction or yard sale company, such as E-Bay, Robinsyardsales.com or Craigslist.com

  4. Trash It: Items that are outdated, faded, broken or otherwise unusable can often be dumped. If you don't want it, and you don't know anyone else who wants it, dump it today. You'll be freeing your space--and your mind! 
 Today I will be redoing my Master Closet utilizing the steps above. It was in horrible condition. It took me quite a while, but once i got started, I didn't leave, i even took my bottled water and phone in with me. Adicyn came in and wanted to help too! I completely removed every item, cleaned the baseboards and the wood floors so that I could start out fresh and new. I have so many items to donate to charity!

So on to my closet...

I love using all matching wooden hangers. i have always had a thing about matching hangers. There is nothing worse than looking into a closet and seeing everything hung on cheap plaster hangers, at least have them match, if you must use plastic hangers. Hangers don't seem very important, but in fact, They are noticed more than one would normally think. Also the flooring and great lighting are very important in a closet. Back to the hangers for a sec...Most important factor being price. Wooden hangers are only $10.00 for a box of 20, these I purchased several years back, 2005 to be exact at my local Target, and ever since...I fell in love with the solid design and nothing beats the uniform look~

Starting with an empty room

My Flip-flops are hidden in the basket, and my Boots have a great home!

Now I can find all of my clothes, including this sexy dress by EXPRESS, (size 3/4 baby!)


A great corner spot for some of my dress shoes, and oh yeah, my nursing shoes on the bottom.

This ottoman, I purchased from Kirkland's many years ago.

This is my Husband's side, lol, most of his are stored in his dresser.

Mommy's little helper!


I wear this dress in the winter with a long sweater, and in the summer with nothing but sandals, very versatile!

Part of my husband's Nike Shox collection.

After clearing out most of my clothes to charity, looks like I need to go on a shopping spree!

Some of my shoes I love to leave in the boxes, this looks so much better.

A like to store many handbags within a handbag, helps not to have handbags hanging all over.

My facial care products, all organized as well.

Body sprays have a home to call their own as well.


Chris' Belts.
All of my clothes are organized according to color, this is part of my "PINK" collection.