I just put a load of towels in the dryer. This year, I’m trying to be better about getting at least one load of laundry completely done each day. Look, I’m not Suzy Homemaker and if I’m not careful, I’m surrounded by Mt. St. Dirty Clothes in no time. So one load a day. That’s the goal. Today’s challenge focuses on a regular rotation in the laundry cycle – linens.
Financial Decluttering Day 17: Clean Your Cleaners
Tips like these helped us pay off $127K in debt. You can read our story in Slaying the Debt Dragon: How One Family Conquered Their Money Monster and Found an Inspired Happily Ever After.Is it happening to you yet? I’m beginning to find myself clearing clutter around my house even when it’s not a part of the challenge. This was EXACTLY what I had hoped would happen! It’s a little contagious. And then I pop over to the Financial Decluttering Facebook Group and see your efforts and results. It just makes me want to do MORE. Just as a reminder, each of the Financial
Financial Decluttering Day 16: Clean Out ONE Clothes Closet
Tips like these helped us pay off $127K in debt. You can read our story in Slaying the Debt Dragon: How One Family Conquered Their Money Monster and Found an Inspired Happily Ever After.You guys are amazing! It was so great to see so many photos of your change stashes in the Financial Decluttering Facebook Group. And I loved hearing about where you take your change to have it counted and what purposes you give it each year. Just as a reminder, each of the Financial Decluttering assignments should only take 10-15 minutes and you’ve only missed assignments to Clean Out Your Wallet, Clean Out
Financial Decluttering Day 15: Count Your Change
Tips like these helped us pay off $127K in debt. You can read our story in Slaying the Debt Dragon: How One Family Conquered Their Money Monster and Found an Inspired Happily Ever After.I LOVED yesterday’s challenge. It didn’t take me long to clean out my freezer but I know what we have and I’m not worried about running to the grocery store. We have PLENTY in that freezer. This weekend’s snow storm can bring it because I can cook up a storm without even heading out the door. Just as a reminder, each of the Financial Decluttering assignments should only take 10-15
Financial Decluttering Day 14: Clean Out Your Freezer
Tips like these helped us pay off $127K in debt. You can read our story in Slaying the Debt Dragon: How One Family Conquered Their Money Monster and Found an Inspired Happily Ever After.Hooray for getting back to “real life” again. I’ve got dishes in the dishwasher, laundry in the washer and the dryer, and now I’m ready to declutter. You may remember that we’ve already cleaned out the refrigerator door. Today, we take on the freezer. I’m not talking about your deep freeze. I’m talking about the small freezer on top (or below) your refrigerator. Just as a reminder, each of the
Financial Decluttering Day 13: Declutter Your Shoes
Tips like these helped us pay off $127K in debt. You can read our story in Slaying the Debt Dragon: How One Family Conquered Their Money Monster and Found an Inspired Happily Ever After.It’s a day when I’d really rather than nap than declutter anything. But I’m trucking forward regardless. And for me, this one shouldn’t take too long. If you want to go for the gusto, rather than just getting the minimal done, consider expanding the decluttering process to your entire family instead of just doing your own project. *NOTE* Right after I typed these words, I ended up taking our youngest
How to Entertain Without Money
Tips like these helped us pay off $127K in debt. You can read our story in Slaying the Debt Dragon: How One Family Conquered Their Money Monster and Found an Inspired Happily Ever After.January is a difficult month for most of us. Our budgets are tight. We’re trying to eat more healthfully. The weather can be less than cooperative. Having fun might seem close to impossible. However, even when things seem ho-hum, you can still have fun. Here’s how to entertain without money at all. Go on a Gift Card or Change Hunt During the current Financial Decluttering Challenge, I’ve been so surprised
Financial Decluttering Day 12: Clean Out the Junk Drawer
Tips like these helped us pay off $127K in debt. You can read our story in Slaying the Debt Dragon: How One Family Conquered Their Money Monster and Found an Inspired Happily Ever After.There’s snow here today. I’ve spent the morning doing the regular cleaning – laundry, dishes, and the like. Plus, my crockpots are working overtime and I’ve baked a little too. A slow, quiet morning was just what my soul needed – even if it was filled with “normal” things. Now seems like the perfect chance to slip into another decluttering challenge (or maybe revisit one or two from prior days).
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