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Homemaking Organized

Written by K Quinn

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February 2012 Home Organizing Checklist

Here is your February 2012 Home Organizing Checklist.
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Closet Organization for Children

Organizing a child’s closet can be a little tough. These tiny ones have tiny clothes and the growth spurts means that there are a lot of them, in different sizes. And chances are you are not just dealing with their clothes but also a fair amount of toys.
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Is It Time to Start an Allowance ?

It is never too early to start teaching your children about money. As they grow up and see you buy things they will think that money does indeed grow on trees unless you start early with teaching them about where money comes from and responsible ways to use it.
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5 Quick Breakfast Plans

Now that you have dinner under control it’s time to work on getting breakfast down to a science. The family dinner table feed the soul of the family. But the family breakfast table feeds the body.

Last Updated on Tuesday, 01 November 2011 17:57

Written by K Quinn

Welcome to Homemaking Organized!

I believe that homemaking is infinitely easier when you're organized with the details. That means planning your days, making lists, having a plan, and then being able to adapt when situations arise.

And being organized does not have to be dull. It's exciting to enjoy home life. It's not about cleaning and organizing endlessly but it is about spending a little time on those things so that there is more time for the things you love.

This Month:

Can you believe it is already February? The weather is still dreadfully cold in many places but in happily dreaming of future gardens we can warm up a bit. Get your seed catalogs together to start making choices for the coming warm weather.

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Tax Time

Doing our taxes also tends to make it abundantly clear where in our filing and paperwork we need improvement.

Read Designing an Effective Filing System for steps on setting up your filings for maximum efficiency.
And also 7 Ways to Beat the Debt Collector. This article has 7 great tips for managing the money you have coming in so you can handle what is going out! Also pick you a free printable checklist for gathering together your US Income Tax papers before filing. Link below.

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What Papers Should I Keep, For How Long?

Between the credit card bills, pay stubs, brokerage statements and bank records, I've got more papers than I know what to do with. What financial paperwork do I need to save and for how long, and what should be tossed out?

Use that Wasted Lawn Space for a Garden

Turn Your Manicured Front Lawn into an Edible Front Lawn.

With the cost of food rapidly rising and needing to cut back in all areas of home life try supplementing your grocery bill by growing some edibles on your front lawn.

A Homemaking Diary - Keeping Track

It happens to the best of us. Sometimes we feel in a funk. Nothing seems to be getting done, whether around the home or even at work. It’s times like this when a Homemaking Diary may help you zero in on what’s keeping you from getting things done and even motivate you step it up a bit.

Kids Birthday Party Ideas

It’s exciting. The birthday party season is once again upon us. It’s time to celebrate that milestone for your child. Like all parents you want to throw the best and happiest celebration for your child. But how do you throw a party guaranteed to bring big smiles without making a boatload of work for yourself? Here are some creative ways in which you can make sure that there is plenty of fun in store for your child and their guests.

Last Updated on Wednesday, 25 January 2012 06:22