Sentences with phrase «organized junk drawer»

I organized the junk drawer!

You're probably thinking, «Uh, Amanda, organizing a junk drawer is certainly nothing new.»

I think organizing my junk drawers a couple months ago has been getting me in the organizing mood lately!

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Not exact matches

Last year, while helping to organize some stuff from a junk drawer (okay, it was actually a shoe - box; drawer sounds less pack - ratty) belonging to my dad, I found a whole history of my dad that I didn't know about, for instance: he took a watch - repair class?!

If you read my post 15 Ways We Decluttered our Life (which you can read about HERE), then you remember one of the ways we are getting organized is to go through and clean out our junk drawers.

My kids think that our junk drawer is hilarious, so I might have to try digging up some small boxes to get myself organized!

Now my drawer is beautifully organized with pretty gold containers with my junk all in its own little perfect home.

We may not be proud of it, but even in the cleanest, most organized homes clutter somehow creeps into at least one junk drawer, drop zone, entryway, garage, closet, or... - read the full post here -

Even my junk drawer is organized!

Bye - bye junk drawers, hello organized haven!

Not only can I now jot down a quick message or reminder, but I have also been able to filter out some of the over flow in our junk drawers and this has already made a difference in my quest to be a little more kitchen organized in 2016.

:) So my suggestion to you is to tap into your creative artistic side with a little paint and maybe some objects from your junk drawer to make a 3D artwork project that is a welcome escape from cleaning / organizing... And may be just what the doctor ordered for some needed rest!

Read Kathleen's tips on organizing those troublesome areas of the kitchen: plastic containers, pots and pans and junk drawers.

Instead, give yourself (and your junk drawers) a break, with organized spaces that rely on smaller trays, dividers, or other containers or bins.