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Category Archives: organization
Gifted and Disorganized
This week has been a very slow work week for me. I contracted a nasty stomach virus last Friday night from my adorable students/germ factories, and spent most of the wee hours of Saturday vomiting and emptying my bowels just … Continue reading
The emotional ties to stuff.
There is the “mindless consumer”, which I am not, and there is “me” – a lost soul who finds some “things” aesthetically and emotionally gratifying. I do love the “treasures” I find at thrift shops and garage sales. But it’s … Continue reading
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Okay, I think I know what’s been bothering me
This is the same internal conflict I’ve been having for years with myself – having too many interests without having a plan of action to attend to them all and having them fit nicely alongside my responsibilities of home-keeping. I … Continue reading
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