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Organizing My Home...Day 3


While I am a week behind on Money Saving Mom's 4 Weeks to a More Organized Home, I am still moving right along and working on her daily assignments as I can between work and my other work. ;)


Today I set my 15 minute timer and was able to change the bed sheets, start a load of laundry that had been sitting in the bedroom waiting to be done for almost a week, as well as wipe down the bed, dressers, and night stands.  The timer went off and my 15 minutes was up, but I decided since I was so close to having a clean bedroom that I might as well take the extra 10 minutes and pull out the vacuum!  I am so glad that I did this.  I swept under the bed, behind the door, around the litter box... it's amazing how a little cat hair here and there can fill up the vacuum canister!


My freezer was a fairly easy task as I had cleaned it out a few months ago, so I just needed to wipe down the shelves.  I did find a few things to add to my menu in the next few days, so that was a wonderful discovery.


Today for my 7 things to get rid of I went through the cat toys... There are tons of them, but *most* of them still get played with!  





Day 3 Assignment

::Get dressed in something that makes you feel great {there’s something about dressing in clothes that make you feel great that just gives you more energy and zest for life! Get your free copy of SarahMae’s ebook, Frumps to Pumps, if you need more motivation in this.}
::Complete your morning routine {if you don’t have a morning routine, take some time to create one today! Read my How to Develop a Routine That Works–And Stick With It series for step-by-step help.}
::Set the timer for 15 minutes and do a quick-clean of your bedroom: throw out any trash, put away items that are out of place, get rid of clutter, tidy up, vacuum, and make your bed.
::Clean out your freezer(s). If you need step-by-step help, read this guide on How to Clean Out Your Freezer.
::Find 7 items to get rid of today. Throw them out, stick them in a donate or garage sale box, give them to a friend who can use them, or list them on Craigslist or eBay.



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