As much as I love homemade bread, I can’t not share my favorite recipe since everyone seems to be chiming in on this subject these days. I have a new appreciation for its simplicity after venturing into the world of sourdough.

Love or hate the quarantine, it’s getting all of us to do things we otherwise never would have done. Folks are saying “A lot of good has come of this.” Well, I’m a tracker and I wanted to track exactly what’s good that’s coming out of my household.

My new client and I were on a roll when Covid-19 closed in and sent us to Zoom to continue our work together. After going through some major life changes, including a downsize and a recent move, she was left with a lot of loose ends.

Thank you to everyone who attended any of the Ask-Me/Us-Anything live chats! It’s been fun (and scary) to experiment with a brand new format. I wasn’t sure how you would take to a totally different offering (and onslaught of emails) but the chats were full and it was a hit! You can watch all replays here.

I’ve been thinking about what I can share with you that is uniquely about organizing that might truly be helpful in a sea of Covid-19 information that you've already heard.

All of us are spending a lot of time at home these days. You’re certainly faced with a lot of stresses today, some of which you can control and others that you can’t. One thing you can control is the clutter that you suddenly can’t escape.

Many clients have said, “But no one ever taught me to file!” That’s why I love to work with young adults to create files as their very first important docs come about. Suddenly, a lot of you have kids home for an indefinite period of time... College kids might be retuning to rooms at home that could use some organizing, and are dumping school papers on top of it.