As we’re almost done the 30 day bog challenge I’ve been thinking about starting a new challenge. One Paul might actually understand (he was so confused about why anyone would challenge themselves to blog for 30 days, haha).
I’ve been reading a bunch of blogs this week all centering around the 52 Weeks of Organization challenge hosted by Laura at OrgJunkie. I love seeing organization come together! Now they’re already on to week 20 (I think) of the challenge so I’m debating if I should a) Double up the first 40 weeks, so two things a week for 40 weeks and one thing a week for 12 weeks or b) Do one thing on my list each day, until I’ve caught up to their weeks, and then change to a weekly thing. I think that would be about 25-30 days of daily. Tasks.
Hmmmm.
Well to start, I can fill out the 52 Weeks of Organizing chart found here. Maybe that will help me determine which way to do this? Either way, I’ll be posting regularly about my progress, helps keep me accountable!
1. Sort Papers – Consolidate (from EVERYWHERE in house) and Conquer
2. Junk Drawer in Kitchen
3. Basket in Bedroom
4. Reorganize Pantry
5. Homestay Bedroom
6. Organize Shopping Bags into a good system
7. Closet in Bedroom
8. Swap Winter and Summer Clothes/Shoes
9. Reorganize Big & Little Freezer (as they go hand in hand)
10. Sort bookshelf – books in order and by type!
11. Assemble Craft Station
12. Fill Craft Station
13. Organize Far left Kitchen Cupboard
14. Closet in Bathroom – PROCESS
15. Bedside Drawers
16. Make Cards for all occasions (Goal of 30)
So that’s all I have for now. More tomorrow. Maybe I can just join up and do the rest since I’ll need 33 then. Wooo.
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I'm too much like Paul! No spend month = totally normal for me, lol. I feel guilty even buying a coffee :P I am too far on the other extreme. My question is, what do you do with the rest of the money? Do you give it away? Do you put it towards debt? Like, for us to do it, we would just cut 4 categories from our budget and be done. However, those categories would just roll over to the next month, so we would have DOUBLE spending the following month.. Would that defeat the purpose? I'm intrigued, lol.
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