My daughter ran into this website tonight and sent me an invite. It’s a free website for managing tasks and collaborating on tasks with other people.

I ran across this video that explains an organizational product but also gives great tips for organizing!

Doing an event with a winter theme? See Churcheventipedia for pictures and ideas on how to turn your facility into an Arctic zone.

This past summer I was at home resting. As a result, I didn’t have a long list of things to do every day. And because I’m always about dreaming up new ways to get organized, I started using yet another new system!

I love Moleskine notebooks. I love having a physical notebook to write notes in. Even though I also love computers and my iPhone, they just don’t have that ease of jotting in a quick note. And they require electricity, so you’re in deep waters when you run out of power.

Recently, I found out about some other notebooks that are just as good — if not better — than Moleskine!

If you are at all indecisive, you can probably relate to the agony that I go through when it’s time to plan a menu. Everything looks so good… what to cook? What about all those recipes I clipped? And my cookbooks? Decisions… decisions… argh!

But now the problem is solved. With my current menu planning system, I now plan my menu in less than 10 minutes!

There’s a free site out there that makes it easy to coordinate meals for family or friends who just had a baby or are going through a tough time. It’s called Care Calendar.

Yesterday I made just one tiny slight change to my desk… and it has made a ton of difference! It’s amazing how just turning something at a different angle can make a space more efficient and effective. And it didn’t even cost anything.

I like to poke around on the web and find organizing resources. I especially like them when they are free! So today I found Moleskine free templates.