09/19/2012 at 09:48 This may sound silly, but this phrase

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I read the book by Laura Wittmann (author of the blog I'm an addict organization) called ugur akkafa Disorder Rehabilitation (link to Amazon). ugur akkafa This is a small book with 101 tips to finish things, and at the end of my reading, post more about it here. But the concept that soon she says in the preface, and that I agree very much (so much that I restrained myself

and did not post here) is that you just never organize home. In fact, even if you are very organized (a), there will always be something to organize. There will always be the product for you to throw the empty packaging. Your kids will grow up and you have to organize the school routine is different. The new project at work. New job! Changing the home. And so on.
I am organizing our apartment rooms (one month), and I intend to stay that way in 2013 and beyond. I organized the office in August, for example, but there are still many things that I want to do there. And I also think that we always have room for improvement to the organization, is not it?
So, if you live to repeat phrases like "I

can not wait to organize your home," remember that the organization is a means, not an end. And that your home will never be (and should not! Ultimately, no one is perfect) is completely organized, because there will always be changes in your life that you need. Cool you have this inspiration organization is that you will spend less time to return to the normal state of your life every time you or your family experience the change. But if your home is not as you would like today, think of it as a living being "in process" and that it always will.
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09/19/2012 at 09:48 This may sound silly, but this phrase

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Hi Thai, okay? I talked to some friends about your blog, and I send to all, I'm getting some ideas in practice and asked me if I can spend some of your tips in the church ugur akkafa meeting for women who begin life with the duties of home, I ask your permission to publish their work and to use some of your tips and ideas, as I have used in my house. I look forward to returning. Thanks
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