
by PlanningQueen on July 18, 2012 in Planning In my post Stop, Look, Listen and Reflect – Mid Year Review I noted that I had been assessing how all aspects of my life are going: How am I feeling about myself? How am I feeling about my relationship with my kids? How am I feeling about my relationship with my husband? How am [...]
CONTINUE READING by PlanningQueen on May 15, 2012 in Planning Back in February I published a number of posts on de-cluttering. Much of which was based on fabulous ideas from readers and today’s post on de-cluttering is also from a lovely reader and someone who I also know away from the internet. Jodie brings a great perspective to this topic as her family set up [...]
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by PlanningQueen on March 9, 2012 in Planning I have been talking a bit about decluttering both here on the blog and in the Planning With Kids Newsletter. In the February newsletter I set myself the challenge to declutter these hot spots around the house: My cook books and foodie magazines The baking section of the pantry My everyday bag The kids’ games [...]
CONTINUE READING by PlanningQueen on February 21, 2012 in Planning Today’s post is from a lovely reader of Planning With Kids. Christina responded to my decluttering newsletter with some progress of her own in the constant battle with clutter! Christina is a mother or 3 young children, who lives in Tassie and works one day a week outside of the home. Christina says she is determined to be [...]
CONTINUE READING by PlanningQueen on February 13, 2012 in Planning Last week I sent out the monthly Planning With Kids Newsletter and it was titled Drowning In Clutter (you can click on that link to see the full email.) For those of you who haven’t read it, I talked about how due to a busy end of year and then the school holidays, I felt [...]
CONTINUE READING by PlanningQueen on February 7, 2012 in Planning With the kids making their way back to school / kinder, I have been revisiting the organisation of different elements of our household. I find that the organisational processes we use need to develop with us as our family develops. They are pretty much a constant work in progress. I am currently taking stock, to [...]
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