How do you organize clothes for 5 little girls in 3 bedrooms w/o breaking the bank with furniture?
Sounds like a fun! Here are our favorite tips for getting little ones clothing in order.
How To Stick To Your Goals
It’s 2010, time for a new year and a new decade. It’s easy to make goals and resolutions for the new year, the tricky part is sticking to those goals. Maybe we can help.
Ditch Perfection to Keep Holiday Pounds Off
Have you ever tried to diet over the holidays? If youve ever tried it before, you know it has the potential to turn you into an absolute Grinch. Trying to anticipate what yummy hors d’oeuvres, and more importantly, what delicious desserts, will be served at an upcoming party so that you can look up their likely calorie load and calculate how many you can have (usually only one…and nothing but water to drink) is just no way to live during this festive season. On the other hand, if you throw caution entirely to the wind, you could end up on January 2nd with more than just a few extra pounds to lose. So what’s the trick to keeping unwanted pounds from creeping on over the Holidays? Try putting a few of the little Buttoned Up principles to work.
What are some options for donating old (mine) and outgrown (kids) clothes? Can’t seem to get them wh
Hmmm.There are so many reasons to donate, some will motivate others wont. I like to think that by clearing out the old, it makes room for the new. Worked when I cleared out my garage! Here are some ideas for you:
Get Your Car Prepared for Winter
Theres nothing worse than being strandedexcept being stranded in bad winter weather. Colder months are tougher on cars, and a little preventative care now will go a long way to keeping your car running smoothly in the face of snow, sleet, rain, and freezing temperatures. We know, it can be tempting to skip a service if your car is running okay, after all, if it isnt squeaking at you, theres no problem, right? Wrong. Neglecting to give your car a pre-winter checkup is penny-wise and pound-foolish. It may seem like youre saving precious time and money, but in the long run, youre doing neither. The good news is that getting your car winter-ready doesnt have to cost you an arm and a leg.