The Moral of the Story
It’s a given that things don’t always go right for an organizer. Sometimes deadlines are missed, service men don’t show up or, God forbid, fragile
It’s a given that things don’t always go right for an organizer. Sometimes deadlines are missed, service men don’t show up or, God forbid, fragile
In January we may understandably feel tired of the cold temperatures, the many hours of darkness and, some years more than others, shoveling snow. Yet
A few weeks ago my daughter and her husband had a baby girl. She is, Baruch Hashem, our first grandchild. My husband and I are
When my father returned to the States after serving in the Army Air Corps during World War II, he bought a pet supply retail store
In last month’s column, we left off with the cliffhanger question several of my clients have asked me: Now that we have purged so much
1. “Do you do the same thing as that celebrity organizer, Marie Kondo?” While Marie Kondo and I both have similar goals for our clients,
My earliest memory of helping anyone purge and organize their clothes closet was in 11th grade. Phylicia, one of my best friends at the time,
Sometimes the scariest thing to a writer is the blank page. I learned that from Professor Toporoff, my first creative writing professor in college. Can’t