Lately I've
been spending my spare time doing what I love...sewing! After my
last project, I freshened up my work space, put away scrap pieces,
cleaned the machine and changed needles. Beginning a new project in
an organized space helps me engage more creative brain cells.
Several more designs are already awaiting my attention. I'm looking
forward to a retreat to my own sewing room several times a week.
It may be cheaper than therapy.
Once I finished in the sewing room, I focused my efforts on the kitchen
pantry. New shelf liner and a couple of graduated racks for canned
goods make it look nicer. Labels keep things organized and easy to
find. Soon, I'll work my way through the rest of the
cabinets—laundry room, bathrooms, hall closet, office—to sort and
purge.
What's
the upside to all this organizing? I'll have more time to spend living life, doing what I enjoy!
Useful
Notion: Being organized isn't about getting rid of everything you
own or trying to become a different person; it's about living the way
you want to live, but better. ~Andrew Mellen
