After 22 months I am getting a kitchen, so will be taking the dishes from the entertainment center, the food from the bookcase, the dog food from containers on the floor, the coffee maker & rice cooker from the table, the cleaning supplies from next to the fridge on the floor & organizing my lower cabinet & upper floating shelves when they are installed later this month. Also will be building, painting & putting shelving (2j into my wash house to get my laundry stuff, painting, pest control & gardening stuff out of piles on the floor from around the washing machine. Wish me luck that my contractors come through for the month!

We’ve lived in the same house for 20+ years. I want to start getting rid of all the extraneous items we’ve collected over the years. One space at a time.

After living in my house for over 35 years, I finally upgraded the house during the pandemic.  I love it, and it gave me the opportunity to reorganize.  I did, and it mostly works, but I have so much more to do.  I need to reorganize (and maintain) my study, my kitchen, my dining room, and my garage.  I've been making little areas of progress, but it's always little areas that later get overtaken by other stuff. Time to get in action!

Although all my Holiday decorations are down and for the most part put away, I still have some lingering items to either dispose of or put away.  I vow to do this by month's end!!!

My goal for January is just thinking, planning what to do with my family tree research. I have several large, stuffed file drawers, many, many stuffed, fat binders, family tree software, plus online research/trees. I need to make decisions about "wrapping it up", as this kind of research never ends as it's always changing, I'm getting old, (ha, ha) so I must stop somewhere. There is too much to print out and too much that anyone but me would want to wade through it all. I'm hoping others here will have some advice.