How Much of something I want.

When I moved my cookie cutters from a Paper shoe box to a Plastic shoe box (Labeled it).

Wouldn’t fit – - so I desided which to give away or sell.

Simplfy life, Deciding how much is enough. I love seeing the pictures. They really help.

I also love my label maker.

What a refreshing blog! Clutter is an ongoing problem, and like cobwebs, it will return if you don’t get a handle on it. I’m working on mine–lots of trips to Goodwill–but have a long way to go. (Being sentimental is part of the problem.)

Thanks for such a well-organized site! I’m looking forward to exploring your tips.

I’m enjoying perusing your site using your categories. How wonderful! I too LOVE containers! I was thinking of doing an entry on my blog about my containers. I have quite a few around here . . . don’t know how many though. :) A great post!

I’m such a container person too! My container of choice is baskets…just can’t get enough.

Your tupperward looks like mine without containers…Miller loves to pull them ALL out onto the floor and play in them…I however let him so I can get dinner cooked.

Just the inspiration I needed to create boundaries for my loose things! Wish I had a Canadian Tire in Texas! The Dollar Store will have to do!

I am in love with containers too. I even put them as one of my Thankful Thursday Thirteen thingies.

I contacted a professional organizer today about speaking to our homeschool group in January. I heard her a couple of years ago and she was great. She mentioned using those plastic food storage containers for organizing, since most of us have too many of them anyway.

Lol I’m basket mad too, if I see baskets (especially wicker ones) in the shop I itch to buy them so I can organise something into them, it’s an addiction :o)

I love the way you’ve used the baskets as dividers.