Thanksgiving is the official kick-off to the holiday season from Thanksgiving through Christmas and New Years. Being thankful is good for your health and a meal spent with family or friends can make the holiday a positive memory. It just takes a little planning ahead.
Thanksgiving is the start of the 5 week holiday season: Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year's. What I like most about it is we get to celebrate Thanksgiving on Thursday and still have 3 days of vacation after it! Here's how you can simplify your Thanksgiving Dinner.
The smell of Christmas cookies baking is sure to bring a smile to everyone’s face. Mm, mm! Capture your favorite recipes, traditional menus, and a few table photos all in one place so it’s easy to pull them out and create memorable moments. One of the most enjoyable aspects of
Could you use a Money-Saving Tip for Holiday Gift shopping? I’m sure we all could, especially when you consider the average family will create enough credit card debt at Christmas that it will take until the following May to pay it off! by Ellie Kay, in Simplify Your Holiday Season Planner by Marcia Ramsland 1. Strategize. Decide which gifts
It's time to decorate! Turn on your favorite Christmas music and heat up the holiday hot cocoa. Lay out your favorite Christmas décor, slip into the holiday spirit and follow these 10 simple steps.
Do you know the 3 Tips to Kick Off Your Holiday Plans? You can be ahead of holiday stress if you take 3 strategic actions in November to avoid December stress.
My motto as a seasoned Holiday Coach and the Organizing Pro to jumpstart the busiest time of year is... "If you do anything more than once in life, organize it and simplify it. That's especially true for the holidays that come year after year like clockwork!" After staying up late Christmas Eve to wrapping
Do You Get Everything Done on Your To Do List in a Day? Put simply, a To-Do list is a list of actions you want to remember or need to accomplish in a given day or short time period. It solves the problem of "I forgot ..." and relieves the worry that you won't
Don't you wonder how that "paper pile" appears? The USPS told me this... Each day an average of fifteen pieces of mail arrive in your mailbox. If you flip through and deal with only ten of the fifteen pieces, you are left with five dangling pieces a day to be dealt with “later.” That’s
Do you feel overwhelmed by email? Then it's time to take charge before it becomes "Email Clutter!" Too many emails in your inbox are the beginning of a complicated life. Control your email and leave each day relaxed knowing your email is under YOUR control. 10 Email Tips to Deal with Email Efficiently 1.
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