What is your favorite memory of your childhood home? I venture to guess that it took place in the kitchen. My fond memories from our kitchen are licking bowls and beaters, decorating Easter eggs and Christmas cookies, and gobbling cornmeal pancakes as fast as Mom brought them from skillet to table.

Space around the house is precious and without proper organizing techniques things can get messy in a hurry. After all, it is hard to keep things nice and neat when you don't have anywhere to put your stuff! It seems like these days people have shoes specified to every occasion.

Managing a household can be overwhelming. If you have a space for storage and paperwork, it will be much easier.

Do you feel your home is a place for wayward toys? Mementos and memorabilia from days gone by? Now is the time to get out from under the clutter fast.

In Part 1, I shared three approaches to rid yourself of clutter and said that clearing a space of what depletes you is actually making a space for something that enlivens you. Now let's look further at what it means to make a space.

There are so many small things that get spilled, dropped, or lost in bathrooms; it's a wonder we ever manage to find what we need. If ever there were a room that could benefit from different sizes and shapes of small containers, it's this one.

Cork boards are a really great idea as a way of communicating with others either at home or at work. However, there are going to be certain times when you want it to be protected rather than having it exposed to the elements and to everyone's hands, for those times it is a great idea to instead use an enclosed bulletin board. There are many reasons that an enclosed one works much better for a lot of people's purposes.

Bulletin boards are very useful; no one is going to deny that. But what about when they're not enough? If you have a lot of things to remember then you will need a bigger board to display all your notes, or decorations and reminders for you and your family members or coworkers.

Very few people have homes that are completely clear of clutter. Many of us, either through an unwillingness to let things go, or through a lack of time in our daily lives, end up living in homes that are cluttered and disorganised. This article aims to tell you how to tackle this problem, and get organised.

If your home is disorganized, it can be difficult to get things under control. Once you have a handle on the clutter, you will feel much better.