In honor of earth day, I just can’t help but wonder what lessons are we meant to learn from this pandemic and the changes we’ve been forced to face. I think the one thing that is obvious is the need to hit the “pause” button. We’ve become such a society of instant gratification and at times it seems like the wants are endless. I’ve always loved nature and often the hymn “How Great Thou Art” comes to mind as I spend time in God’s masterpiece. But you know, as I walk my nei

Happy Earth Week. I can’t help but wonder what lesson we are meant to learn from this pandemic we’re facing. I certainly think we’ve all realized it’s time to pause. Maybe give thanks for the beauty around us. Maybe realize we don’t need so many things. Reduce the clutter. Reduce the noise. How can we give back to what has been given to us?#earthday#bestill #god #pandemic #nature

Often when I read posts about organizing I think it hardly provides the reader with the right information to act. But this article from MEG MCCONAHEY with THE PRESS DEMOCRAT March 27, 2020 is right on target. I follow the same principles when I tackle a new project. This just might inspire you to help your home work for you long after the pandemic subsides. Because agreeably as Meg says "sheltering in place is a rare gift of time to tackle a chore". Let me just provide a