Showing posts with label Library. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Library. Show all posts

Friday, August 8, 2014

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Tuesday, July 23, 2013

Closet transformed into a home office

Tuesday tip! No room for a home office? No problem. Transform a closet into the perfect place to work.

Tuesday tip! No room for a home office? No problem. Transform a closet into the perfect place to work.

By Pottery Barn

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Tuesday, October 30, 2012

Tax Tip: Aaron D. Witherspoon, CPA & Associates

Generally you may deduct casualty losses relating to your home on your Federal income tax return. A casualty loss can result from the damage, destruction or loss of your property from any sudden, unexpected, or unusual event such as a flood, hurricane, tornado, fire, earthquake or even volcanic eruption.

HIGHLY MOTIVATED PEOPLE..........

10 Characteristics of Highly Motivated People

 1.  Have extraordinary purpose
 2.  Are willing to take risks
 3.  Participate fully in life
 4.  Are energetic
 5.  Are humble
 6.  Are committed to life-long learning
 7.  Possess an attitude of success
 8 . Are persistent
 9.  Strive for health in all aspects of their lives
10. RISE ABOVE ADVERSITY

- MOMorganizer

Tuesday, October 9, 2012

Scan

Scan Important Documents

Keeping important documents is a necessary evil, but it doesn't have to mean a giant pile of paper. Be aware of how long you need to keep items and use a hand scanner designed specifically for receipts to help minimize paper in the home office.

Friday, August 3, 2012

Personalized Magnets and Tins by:Martha Stewart Living

Personalized Magnets and Tins

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Martha Stewart Living, Volume 150 May 2006

Brighten your desktop by slipping a picture of a familiar face into the lid of a round tin. Here, a black-and-white photograph was added to a small metal tin with a glass lid (available at crafts stores in assorted sizes). It can hold pins, paper clips, and the like. Or fill it with pebbles, and use it as a paperweight. Round tins can also function as magnets.

To make the tins, print black-and-white photos onto ink-jet paper. Center lid on photo, and trace with pencil. Using scissors, cut along the inside of the traced line. Place photo in lid, and tape it to the lid's inner rim. To magnetize, glue a magnet to the bottom of an empty container, and stick to a metal surface

Monday, July 30, 2012

Office in a Chest ( Desk Organizing Ideas)

With only minimal construction, you can transform a traditional piece of bedroom furniture into a multitasking mini office, complete with bulletin board and filing cabinet. You'll have easy access to all your essentials -- and be able to tuck them away at a moment's notice.

Office in a Chest

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Martha Stewart Living, August 2006

Transform a traditional piece of bedroom furniture into a multitasking mini office, complete with bulletin board and filing cabinet. You'll have easy access to all your essentials -- and be able to tuck them away at a moment's notice. It requires only minimal construction to reconfigure a chest.

To make the bulletin board: Cut a piece of 1/2-inch-thick cork (available at office-supply stores) to fit the underside of the lid; affix it with craft glue.

To make the sliding supply organizer: Cut two strips of molding to fit inside the long sides of the chest; use small nails to attach a strip along each side, several inches below the lip, to support a tray (as pictured). To make the tray: Cut a piece of kraft paper the length and width you'd like the tray to be (make sure it will be wide enough to rest on the strips of molding), and mark the depth needed on the template. Bring the paper to a home-supply store that sells wooden drawer organizers, and arrange enough organizers on top of the paper to cover the surface. At home, paint the organizers to match the chest, and let dry. Use wood glue to attach to one another. To create a filing system: Insert adjustable hanging file-folder frames inside the chest.

Wednesday, April 4, 2012

Organization Tool For The Entire Family

Here is a great planning tool for the entire family. View this link and let me know what you think.

http://www.cozi.com


Happy planning!



Sunday, April 1, 2012

Get organized! With the MOMganizer.: HIGHLY MOTIVATED PEOPLE..........

Get organized! With the MOMganizer.: HIGHLY MOTIVATED PEOPLE..........: 10 Characteristics of Highly Motivated People  1.  Have extraordinary purpose  2.  Are willing to take risks  3.  Participate fully in l...

Wednesday, March 28, 2012

Get organized with the MOMganizer: JOURNAL THAT !

Get organized with the MOMganizer: JOURNAL THAT !: Do you have a journal? A journal can be a great resource. Over the years I have kept a journal and have been inspired by what I have documen...

Thursday, March 22, 2012

Financial Spring Cleaning

The following link gives informative financial information. I hope you find it helpful.
http://www.cbsnews.com/video/watch/?id=7402877n


-MOMganizer
            Happy cleaning!

Monday, February 6, 2012

What's In Your Closet?

Do you have clothing that you have not worn in 6 months or more? If so, you should consider removing them from your closet.
This weekend try cleaning out your closet, ridding yourself of clothes that most likely will not be worn again. Write me back and let me know how you made out. Ask yourself the following questions?

 -How does this make me feel?
 -Did I bless someone else?
 -Did I really need those items?
 -Do you miss those items?

Let me know. I would really be interested in hearing from you.

The MOMganizer

Wednesday, January 18, 2012

JOURNAL THAT !

Do you have a journal? A journal can be a great resource. Over the years I have kept a journal and have been inspired by what I have documented.

In the early years of our marriage, my husband and I had some fertility concerns. I started documenting our experience and the process. As I was documenting the process, I found myself talking to the child that we had not yet conceived. This journal started to become a huge part of my faith. I am so glad that I did not let my faith waiver at any time. Though sometimes discouraged we pressed on.

After 4 years of a very stressful time we were victorious! As a result of my journaling, I was later able to share the amazing journey with our son.

So write down what your thoughts, experiences, dreams & success. If it doesn't inspire anyone else, it should certainly inspire you.

MOMorganizer

Tuesday, January 17, 2012

CHALLENGE YOURSELF

Ask yourself........What have I been putting off, that I really need to accomplish. I have a few things on my list. And I ask myself, what is keeping me from accomplishing them? Is it fear, a lack of trust in myself, or am I just being lazy?

When you think about the amount of hours in a day, the time spent watching tv, talking on the phone or unproductive computer time; there are a lot of things that could be accomplished.

This week right down some of the things you have been putting off , next to it right down your biggest fears in this area. If you find that it is not related to fear; your next challenge is to find out what it will take for you to accomplish it. If it is related to fear; go to step 5, and start the process in eliminating your fear.

ASK YOURSELF
1. What makes me fearful?
2. How can I over come this?
3. Do I believe I can accomplish this?
4. Do I have the tools to accomplish this?
5. NOW PRAY ABOUT THE PROCESS.

MOMorganizer

Monday, January 16, 2012

A DAY OF SERVICE

A Day Of Service and family traditions-
  
       Over the past few years our family has volunteered with my sons school preparing and delivering food to a nearby shelter. We have even had the opportunity to tour the shelter. I feel that this has allowed our son to see the differences in individuals in many ways. I believe that this has also taught him to be even more appreciative of the things he has and to value them.

Today the school took a different approach by preparing lunches along with thank you cards for the Police Officers and Firemen. Sometimes we forget to thank those in our own backyard. The children had the opportunity to deliver the lunches personally.

How have you implemented A Day Of Service in your home? Are you planning to make this a tradition? Should service to others go beyond just one day? How can we continue to encourage our children to serve and help others?
MOMganizer

Monday, January 9, 2012

Home Rules

When it comes to discipline in the home who is in charge? Parents are you on the same page? Or, does one parent leave all of the discipline up to the other?

Please share your thoughts and comments.