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 Happy July!
The sun is out and we're spending more time outdoors than indoors. It's time for burgers and fresh fruit. More people are staying home than venturing out for vacations. There is absolutely nothing wrong with that and after a childhood spent mostly on international airplanes I relish home. Here are some tips to make home a vacation spot to look forward to... - Get to know your city. Visit the museums, scenic spots, tourist shops that available in your area.
- Make it a learning experience and study the history of your town. Visit the historical sites in your town.
- Visit the beach and make a day of it.
- Make a scrapbook of your summer
- Instead of tackling home repairs try something new. A new dish or craft you've wanted to learn.
- Have people over for a picnic or barbecue. Make it a potluck.
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. Welcome to Homemaking Organized |
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Lovely Quote Corner “a little book on housekeeping, for those of us who know nothing at all about it; and put in all the little details that are presumably regarded as too trivial or too obvious to be mentioned in the ordinary books on domestic economy.” ~Actual author unknown |
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Homemaking Tidbits
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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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