Real World Organizing

10/10/2025

Going through clients' Halloween decorations is very serious work.

08/21/2025

I'm never unsupervised, even when working 'alone' at clients' homes.

07/24/2025

Tired of stuff getting underneath your furniture? Try expandable vent covers. You can adhere them to the floor with command strips. I got these for about $5 each.

07/20/2025

Excellent response by CHADD - Children & Adults with ADHD.

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07/18/2025

Friends, as we start to get bombarded with back to school sales, I recommend taking your kids 'shopping' at your own home. With money tight for everyone, let's return to our values and teach our kids that they don't need new stuff all of the time. If you have to shop, try thrift stores (I like Little Wing Relief in Athens:). People donate new stuff there all of the time!

07/11/2025

My son makes fun of me, but I think it's ingenious. I label the hangers that my pants go on so I know what's what in my tiny closet. I'm also super into using Sharpie on smooth surfaces and then rubbing alcohol to get it off. I figure if it doesn't come off, it costs me a hanger. I'll survive.

07/08/2025

Neurodivergence at its finest people! This is a legend that a client created. Took a bit for us to figure out the correct names for her file categories, but this is what we arrived at. Super proud of the work we did!

06/12/2025

I found this pic in my archives and it reminded me of a nugget I often share with clients when deciding which bins to purchase. Basically, I ALWAYS recommend clear bins EXCEPT for one instance - when you need to hide things. This is a picture of the 'gifts' bin which I kept when my kids were little and I still have one now. I kept it up high so that they couldn't reach and eventually, when they caught on, I told them it was up to them. They knew that they could look in and potentially ruin a surprise, so maybe they did, maybe they didn't. All I know is this is the system I used and it's worked well enough for me throughout the years.

05/29/2025

05/26/2025

I am so proud to be a member of CHADD, an organization that advocates for those who are underserved in our society!

CHADD has always been at the forefront when the ADHD community faced adversity. We continue to step up, meeting these obstacles and the new ones that seem to pop up each day. But we don’t do this alone. We need you to step up with your ADHD community and make your voice heard. We are not alone if ...

05/16/2025

Found this pic of my cabinet in our small kitchen and thought I'd share. These bins are a little on the pricey side but I use them so much! And don't forget to label!!!!!!
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05/15/2025

Alright folks, time for a little recycling reality check! 😅
We get it—someone meant well here. But tossing random stuff like this drain pipe into the recycling bin? That’s wishcycling at its finest. 🌀 It’s not helping—it’s actually making things worse by gumming up the works and tanking the value of real recyclables.
Bonus no-no: it was wrapped in twine. That’s a tangler that can break the sorting equipment faster than you can say “reduce, reuse, regret.”
And no, there’s no recycling symbol on this pipe. No symbol = no dice. It’s made of mixed plastics, which manufacturers can’t use—even if you cross your fingers really hard. 🤞
Recycle smart, not hopeful. Let’s keep it clean, people! ♻️😎