Organizing Options with Kathleen Murphy
What’s for lunch?…good question…
When I cook in advance, I’ll always have an answer, could be a chicken salad or egg salad sandwich…or something to heat up in the microwave….like chili, or chicken cacciatore.
Do you have a stack photos, or a collection of children’s drawings, and/or assorted framed pieces you’ve been meaning to organize?
It is summer in beautiful Montreal…warmth, soft breezes, and time can actually slow us down, or so it seems. And that’s a good thing as Martha Stewart would say.
Spring is my favorite season…it is full of promise of things to come.
This Spring was the first time that I planned a flower garden. Surprisingly, I found the work process similar to decluttering and organizing.
Getting organized for Spring…yahoo…Spring is here! Let’s move from drab grey to color!
And we can press the refresh button towards better finances, a cleaner home, and flowers….with Spring comes hope…and getting organized for Spring
Memorabilia…collections of stuff that we want to keep, yet rarely display…
Often our little treasures are kept in shoe boxes, plastic bins, and in drawers – often packed full!
At Organizing Options with Kathleen Murphy…we are continuing work on the final stages of a project with a person-who-hoards….and we are developing an “effective storage system” for easy retrieval….of the items are stored off site in a storage unit.
Thank you for watching Hoarding Video: Personal Story.
People often ask why I work in organizing..and how I can work in Montreal hoarding households. In a word, “satisfying”. Not only do I enjoy seeing someone realize an important success…to achieve a personal milestone..such as getting better organizing….I also like helping people return a home to a healthier state.
Ask anyone who has boxes in their basement or rents a storage unit about their “stuff” and chances are…you’ll get lots of stories. And a few use them as part of a strategy in avoiding eviction from a house full, a hoarding household.
It’s that wonderful time of year again…I love Christmas, when time for me literally slows down. I don’t look at a clock, instead the pace of December 25th is marked by the chatter and laughter of friends and family, and that wonderful smell of turkey cooking away….
