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there is such a thing as too much de-personalizing…blandness does not inspire offers
Usually when I go on a staging consult, it’s an occupied house which generally means that personal items have accumulated in the home such as family photos, toys, prescription bottles,
Sweet Gravy Studio… my new piece of art… love it!
A few weekends ago we went to the Franklin Main Street Festival in historic downtown Franklin, Tennessee. It was a lovely time and most of the art & fine craft
The Story Of Stuff: timely and fascinating video about, well, stuff
I came across this video “The Story Of Stuff” on twitter (thanks @organizergal), and thought it was just terrific. I often talk to people (whether they want to or not)
bins can hide a multitude of sins…
I was having a really nice conversation with Chad Hunter today about professional organizing (he’s a graphic designer but wants to know more about my field – which I can
NASHVILLE GREEN HOME: ENERGY EFFICIENT LIVING TOUR AND SEMINAR
NASHVILLE GREEN HOME: ENERGY EFFICIENT LIVING TOUR AND SEMINAR
scan & fax using your phone with ScanR
I was reading Inc. Magazine last night and came across a product review for a service where you can snap a picture with a digital camera or your phone, and
Customer Service at FedEx… why I couldn’t get a quote… and an update to the story!
Interesting follow up to my FedEx/Kinko’s story! Sean Carroll, the manager, saw my blog post and gave me a call. Wanted to apologize but that wasn’t really the point. We
New Home Buyer Tips: Assessing potential velociraptor attacks
Thanks to @timTech & @PaymanBenz on Twitter for this terrific resource for new home buyers. The potential of velociraptor attacks is not generally known. For your own protection and those
being organized is a good thing… but sometimes you can have too much of a good thing!
I’m a very organized person – just ask anyone who knows me. It’s in my blood, I guess. I’m always straightening, labeling, putting things in bins, etc. But sometimes, I
www.goodreads.com: great site for book lovers
A friend recently referred me to www.goodreads.com and I’m loving it. It’s a site where you can post books you’ve read, want to read or are reading. You can also
How Not To Fail On Twitter: great info from Social Media 101!
Thanks to Julie Roads on Twitter (@writingroads), and Ron Miller (@Ron_Miller), here’s some tips on twitter. I know twitter has been a hot topic here on the Rain and, while
Huggable Hangers AND tips on an organized closet
I recently was sent some samples of Huggable Hangers . I wasn’t sure about these at first because I was concerned that they would be flimsy or look cheap, being
