When beginning an organizational task, deciding on what to keep and what to get rid of can be a fairly difficult task. This is only natural since people don't really want to get rid of their possessions. However, getting rid of extraneous items is often the only way that you can really organize anything. Here are a few questions to ask when organizing which will help you decide on what should be kept, and what should be gotten rid of.
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Discover More2016-11-02 19:57:12
JJ
Barb, you could be echoing me! I tend to have that very same problem. I can't remember how many pens I've lost, and tapestry needles when I'm working with my plastic canvas. In fact, I've lost all kinds of things, when I just used them only a few minutes before! Such a bother. I sometimes wish I could pick up my place, turn it upside down and shake it; that way maybe what suddenly goes AWOL will turn up. Of course I don't believe in pixies, or I'd think they were playing tricks on me.
2016-11-02 19:48:25
Wordperson
Lee, you might not know it, so I'll tell you just as a favor. You consistently used the phrase "if...then". That is poor grammar. It should be phrased thus: "if ____, " and stating what should occur. Omit the "then". Thank you.
2016-11-01 07:46:10
Barb
And the "kicker"... where is it when I need it?
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