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When I was a little girl grandmother and aunt taught me Harry Bellefontes Hole in the Bucket song and of course I remember watching the classic Sesame Street performance on TV.   The Hole in the Bucket is a classic & Continued

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All Unitasker Wednesday posts are jokes — we don’t want you to buy these items, we want you to laugh at their ridiculousness. Enjoy! Facebook knows me well. Often its ads are kitchen-related and the other day it suggested that & Continued

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Recently I moved into a new office at work, much to my former office mate’s delight. With two desks, two bookshelves, a filing cabinet and a large printer/scanner all crammed into a small room, he and I felt like we & Continued

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Did you know that tomorrow is National Situational Awareness Day? September 26th was officially proclaimed in 2016 as the day that we should take a few minutes to really think about and be mindful of our surroundings. What is situational & Continued

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As the days get shorter here in the Northern Hemisphere and the nights get chillier, I start thinking about the upcoming holidays: Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas, Hanukkah, and Kwanzaa. And this inspired me go to my bookshelf and take another look & Continued

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Once youve done your uncluttering, the final step is to get the unwanted things out of your home or workplace. Ive written before about the many ways you might do this, and Dave has provided suggestions, too. But now Id & Continued

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Reader Luna wrote to ask us this unique question: My husband keeps collecting things, especially newspaper and magazine cuttings and he keeps them in separate files. Most of the cuttings are of no use. He does not want to throw & Continued

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The next time you see a squirrel running around, give it an appreciative smile. That’s your fellow organizer right there. As summer yields to autumn, these little fuzzballs are busy gathering nuts that will sustain them during the winter. Scientists & Continued

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Last week, I spoke about turning to experts when you want to achieve something, and to develop a plan. Now that you have the plan (in my case, lose weight and eat more healthily), you need to make sure you & Continued

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The first two weeks of September are always the busiest in my day job and usually I get to launch day exhausted, facing a hundred little crises, and with a knot in my stomach because I have not had time & Continued

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Hurricanes Harvey and Irma have been devastating to so many, and my heart goes out to anyone affected by these storms. My dad lives in Florida, so I followed Irma-related news pretty closely. (Thankfully, my dad is fine.) I got & Continued

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All Unitasker Wednesday posts are jokes — we don’t want you to buy these items, we want you to laugh at their ridiculousness. Enjoy! For those of you who, like me, enjoy Brussels sprouts, the Chefn Twistn Sprout Brussels Sprout & Continued

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As Florida and Houston deal with the aftermath of devastating storms, I’ve seen messages from good-hearted people on social media opening their homes to those who have been displaced. Countless people are affected by these disasters, and will be for & Continued

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For so many of us September is just as much the start of a new year as January. And with that fresh start comes many new projects and objectives, from doing well at school, to making a commitment to store & Continued

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Two years ago I was lousy at organizing web bookmarks. If I found an article I wanted to read later, a recipe or anything else I couldn’t attend to right then and there, it went into Dock in Apple’s Mac & Continued

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A friend recently told me that a local wildlife center welcomed donations of Beanie Babies and other such small stuffed animals because baby raccoons and other small animals like to cuddle with them. Your local humane society, animal shelter, or & Continued

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Weve worked for a few weeks now on building a functional and practical records management system. However, it wont stay that way for long if we neglect routine maintenance. For those comparing our records and information management system to the & Continued

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Typically people hold a yard sale for one of three reasons: They want to earn some money. They want unwanted stuff to go to a good home. They want to pare-down possessions. In any case, the organizer hopes for success & Continued

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