As anyone in my family will tell you, I am not a big risk taker. I do not make large purchases, investments or decisions without tons of pre-planning. It takes me days to adjust to even the smallest change and my perfectionism requires things to be perfectly symmetrical, or I become the Grinch.
This post is nothing fancy, just something I wrote this morning after having a breakdown in my car when my hubby asked me who I was texting.
I was texting my family in Florida, but I wanted to smart-off “Heaven, so I can talk to Grandad”.
Warning these will not win me any awards but they are part of the system that is working great for us and it was absolutely FREE.
Bicycles have always been a major problem in our garage for many reasons, including the awkward size, number and the fact my son uses his regularly and needs quick, easy access. He also needs to be able to easily put it away and keep it upright, or else it won’t happen. Sound familiar?
You should already have a plan in place for your yard & garden tool organization; if not this post will give you some great ideas.
You have an organization plan, right?
If not, click here for ideas.
Let’s begin by remembering that Rome was not built in a day. If you have a garage that is so crowded with stuff you can barely walk through it, you need to remember to pace yourself and begin with the big, easy stuff to create room to work.
“Changing one room, one day, one month, one project and one habit at a time.”
That is my new motto.
