 It's December !
Here at Homemaking Organized we believe that homemaking is infinitely easier when you're organized. And being organized does not have to be dull. It means having more time for things you love like your family instead of cleaning or organizing endlessly.
It's December now and that means organizing our homemaking is at an all time high. With many family get togethers and guests dropping in and out it helps to be organized in the hostess department. Read our article Holiday Planning for some tips in this area. And there are three planners just for organizing the holidays.
We are also thinking about our upcoming year. More on that of course next year but this is a great time to find tune those homemaking schedules. Start with your Daily Schedule .
We feel it is a must to organize our homemaking chores and household to-do?s. In the working world we use planners and calendars to organize our days and our jobs so why not organize at much at home? For more on this read Making Your Household Journal.
Holiday Deals
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 All of the upcoming holiday to-do's can cause chaos, confusion, and unwanted stress... if you’re not ready.
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Thanksgiving is over and now you have a ton of leftovers. Either you cooked the turkey or whoever did sent you home with a fridge full.You may have leftover stuffing and potatoes. Even cranberry sauce and gravy.
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Lovely Quote Corner
"The bare mention of the word, the Old Thanksgiving Day what a power has it to revive the pleasantest reminiscences, and recall the brightest scenes of other days in memories and habits."
Thanksgiving Memories of the Day 1867
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 If you find yourself biting your fingernails thinking of the upcoming holidays dinners, celebrations, get togethers, shopping, and all around frenzy, it’s time to start making a few lists. Get or make a holiday planner.
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It's that time of year again. Time to get your calendar for the coming year. Check out this list of the top 5 2010 Calendars
Mom's need special add ons, grids and amendments to their organizing calendars. See what other mom's are buying to organize their 2010.
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Homemaking Tidbits
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Save Money During the Holidays
- More Homemade Gifts
- Potluck
- More ideas from Living on a Dime
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Home Walk Through
| Set aside a specific amount of time each day to put the whole house in order. This just means making beds, washing up dishes, picking up stray magazines and newspapers, and tidying up. 15 to 12 minutes is a good block of time. |
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Declutter an area 101
- Group like items together.
- Toss, Store and Keep
- Keep it organized. Use organizing tools such as boxes and baskets.
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