Wow--we have actually managed to stay in one house for an entire YEAR! (Let's hope that statement won't jinx me.) So, that means I can actually move beyond survival mode and into nesting mode. I readily admit that Allen and I both suffer from OCD--so nesting in our house means ORGANIZING! And, I love it! Here are my latest projects:
Organized all the kids' winter-wear in a clear plastic shoe organizer. This way they can SEE what they need, and more importantly, put it away THEMSELVES!



Then, I found these two AMAZING organizers (one pink and one blue) at the Goodwill. They a have bin for every day of the week. So, on Sunday I sit down with each kid and we pick out their outfits and put them in the bin. This is awesome especially for Brookelyn because we have to keep track of what days she has gym (tennis shoes) and art (messy clothes) and 6:15 am is not a good time for me to try to remember which day is what!

