Tuesday, April 15, 2008
A Great Family Tool
Here is a great idea for organizing the family.
I have been using this organizer for years and I love it!
The layout is so easy to use and I love the fact that there is so much space to write in. I take it everywhere. I ended up buying the nylon cover because I always have a pencil, post-its and other helpful items tucked inside.
I used to use the Menu feature, but I don't anymore. I prefer the flexibility of spur of the moment meals right now. It is just the way things go around here.
I really need a planner when I am out. I use Google for all my time management needs at home, but I really need to have the planner for things like phone numbers, errands, and the details that I need at my fingertips when I am out.
I have used it to put down notes during three car accidents, 2 of Nina's and one of ours. It is really handy to be able to go back to that date and find the accident report #, the phone numbers of everyone involved, and all the info I collected at that time.
I have used it at meetings, to write notes and put dates on the calendar, and I keep phone lists in it.
I put down birthdays and try to remember to transfer all of them into the new one :)
It has really helped me to keep my time on track. I may look at others someday, but I really like supporting Amy. If you go to the website, read her story. It is very inspiring.
You can go to the website here.
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I love the feel of home and I love the business of making my home and homeschool work as smoothly and "Grace"fully as possible. I want to help preserve the art of Domesticity, with the added Blessing of Home Education.
This is the purpose of this blog. To pass along some of the things I have learned, and am learning, about organizing, about cooking, about homeschooling, about time management and other tidbits.
This is the purpose of this blog. To pass along some of the things I have learned, and am learning, about organizing, about cooking, about homeschooling, about time management and other tidbits.
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