One area that I needed to deal with was my work room. In a small room I had four tables set up for three different projects in various stages of completeness: Candles that were poured and waiting for packaging, sewing projects halfway done, a stack of items waiting for their day on eBay, other stacks that got tossed in the workroom since it's the closest place to put things out of GBaby's reach. Thanks to a gal from church who was on spring break and wanted to hang out with GBaby, I was able to spend a good chunk of time clearing out that room. Now it is a much more workable space and I've given myself a "one project at a time" rule for that area.

There are a number of online communities that are taking the spring cleaning and organizing thing to a whole new level. If you need the motivation to do that check them out. Two that I know of are Money Saving Mom's Clear the Clutter Challenge and Christian HomeKeeper Network Spring Cleaning. They've served to spark my attention to areas of my house that need help and as a result I did get the refrigerator shelves wiped down this week and cleaned out from behind and under the fridge-oh the nastiness! I also got the kitchen swept, but that's about it.
So for the rest of this month, I'll keep with my "just do it" mantra and take one day at a time. My inner-planner needs a break. How is your month going?
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