In
the slow process of organizing the garage yesterday morning (like ten minutes a
day) … I pulled out a batch of paper including a January 2008 newsletter from
Colonial Court. Was it just luck at the
end of the day, that I noticed the feature article: “January Is Getting
Organized Month”?
I think it was meant
for me … not my recycling spree. Excited
about the prospects, I felt compelled to Google if it’s honored in 2015, with only one day left.
First
up was this NAPO Get Organized Blog with a different article for every day of
January 2015: napo.net/get_organized
“Tips,
news and resources from the National Association of Professional Organizers ...
So this GO Month [powerful acronym],
we challenge you to go through your old … collection and pick out all the ...
1/23/2015
— Now, let’s talk about that old CD rack in your home that is more or less a
glorified dust collector. You haven’t listened to ...
1/29/2015
— Reduce, Reuse, Recycle and Organize your Paper
The
last topic we’ll be highlighting for GO Month is paper documents. How many of
us get excited when we hear the word: Paperwork? Every day we are greeted by
newspapers, junk mail, bill statements, flyers, newsletters, the kids homework
assignments and invitations, just to name a few. It can be a shock to realize
that one day what seemed to be a small pile of paper morphed into a sea of
paper. ...
according
to a recent NAPO survey, only 40% of Americans actively reduce, reuse and
recycle. ... [We do the last two.]
1/30/2015
— Sponsored Post
All
gamers know a very familiar cycle when it comes to their video games… Here at
Decluttr, we have a …”
Wo!! I remembered my office, a space “full” of
future potential for productivity, meaningful meditation, and peaceful prosperity.
Having almost totally missed the month,
I was relieved to learn that GO can be done throughout the year – not just in
January.
A select few VHS tapes I am tempted to preserve in the office
P.S.
(postscript): This go post
reminded me of the Super-organized event tomorrow in Glendale AZ. As I looked into it, I puzzled for a moment
over the “XLIX” – must be one more than last year’s “NFL marquee game.”
"The word for forty-nine or 49 represents a cardinal number that conveys 'how many'. Quadraginta novem is the correct form of the word which means forty-nine ...
"The word for forty-nine or 49 represents a cardinal number that conveys 'how many'. Quadraginta novem is the correct form of the word which means forty-nine ...
Forty-ninth
in Latin is quadragesimus nonus. The Roman numeral for
this number is as follows: XLIX" – latiumfigures.info (I'm learning Latin.)
(One more piece to keep in my digital collection.)
(One more piece to keep in my digital collection.)
