Chaos reigns supreme in my house. I seem to live in this state of disorganised chaos and it is driving me a little insane. Now that I have recently discovered the Super Organiser Mum blog it is making me feel a little more guilty I have gotten like this.
Being so busy all the time, I tend to do a dump and run with the thoughts of organising that later. Later never happens. As embarrassing as this is, below is my office before Christmas. Life is so just so chaotic sometimes I live in a crazed state of supreme mess of gargantuan size.
This year I vowed to make some changes in my life, reduce my workload and get back to doing the things I constantly put off. The projects in my shed I have collected, my cupboards overflowing with things and my crazy disorganised office. It is hard to believe that once upon a time, pre-kids everything had its spot and was labelled and I could find it instantly.
So Super Organiser Mum blog has inspired me to get back to life how it used to be, whilst not quite that super organised, at least not living in this jumble of crazy. I am just about to tackle her brilliant ideas for freezing school lunches and snacks (that is of course after I tidy my freezer so I can put something in without it falling out when the door is open).
If you too are feeling inspired to get your mountains of “stuff” back into order, here are a few handmade items to help you along your organisational way.
Happy as Larry Felt Storage Boxes
KnapsackJack Cars Drawstring Playmat
Mini Bag Organiser from Melissa Tan Australia
Weekly Shopping List by Paper Forget Me Knot
Well I amoff to tackle another “to do task” on my extremely long list, but I do feel good I have a freezer full of baked biscuits at the ready for school lunches in a couple of days (yes I cleaned the freezer)
