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October Newsletter 2009
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October Newsletter 2009

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Favorite Fall Organizing Projects

When the fall season hits each year, I get the itch to get some fall organizing projects done. Here is my list of 8 projects for this season. Feel free to do these projects yourself, or make up your own list.

1. Wash the windows. I want to be sure I'm able to enjoy the colors of fall and I don't want to have to view them through dirty windows. So, I plan to grab my squeegee and window cleaner, go outside and work on cleaning a minimum of two windows each day until they're all done.
2. Hose 'em down. Lawn mowers, plastic garbage containers, bikes and other items stored in the garage tend to get very dusty. My husband and I are going to choose a weekend to drag anything that could be washed onto our driveway. Read More
Breast Cancer Awareness Month
Double Your Space with Closet Organizers 10 Steps to Wellness
Is your closet out of control? Reel it in by layering, leveling or stacking. These three basic principles help closet organizers create more vertical and horizontal space out of an existing closet - and create more room for your belongings. Read More
1. Choose a healthy diet. It's not always easy to do that but if we don't feed our bodies the correct fuel, we can't expect them to operate at their best. Eating healthy doesn't mean that we have to give up eating everything that we like... Read More
- It's time for the change of leaves. Get your rake and plastic refuse bins ready for collection.
- Organize your coat closet today. Donate any coats you no longer wear or your children have outgrown.
- Clean and organize your kitchen utensil drawer today. More
Personal Finance Checklist Quick & Easy Recipes

Why would you not consider yourself a business of ONE person? Or your family as a business of 3 or more people? Well that is exactly what you are - "Me Incorporated", "I Inc", "We Incorporated". You truly must consider yourself a small family business. Like any business you have ongoing expenses (mortgage, rent, utilities, groceries), revenue (salary and other income)... Read More
How To Make Pumpkin Puree
For cooking, select the small 'pie' types, often called sugar, cheese or milk pumpkins – the 'jack-‘o-lantern' pumpkins are not as sweet and the flesh is tough and stringy... Read More

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