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Friday, May 7, 2010

Check Sprinklers

GET.be.STAY.organized. Today: Make sure the sprinkling system is working and all parts of your yard will be watered regularly.

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Wednesday, May 5, 2010

Divide Yard into Sections for Weeding by Family

GET.be.STAY.organized. Today: Divide your yard into sections for weeding by all members of the family. Share the joy of gardening.

©Marie Calder Ricks/www.houseoforder.com

Posted by Marie Ricks at 9:13 AM No comments:

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Marie Ricks: Marie has been sharing organization skills for more than 20 years now. She teaches an eight-week, sixteen-topic course including time management, food preparation, closet and cupboard organization, budgeting, teaching children to work, and shopping skills. Her classes have proven popular both in San Jose, California and Utah County, where she now lives. She frequently teaches home organization principles at church and other community gatherings. She also does in-home consultations, i.e. she has seen a lot of dirty laundry, cluttered closets, and stacks of untidy paperwork, all of which is very exciting to her. Marie is a presenter at B.Y.U.’s Education Week and has published a House of Order Handbook, Project: Organization, Quick and Easy Ways to Organize Your Life, and Organized For A Mission, a Guide for Parents and Missionaries which are on bookstore shelves now. Marie has had her own radio show on AM820. She currently appears as a featured guest on TV. She shares a weekly organization newsletter for interested women (sign up at her web page, http://www.houseoforder.com).

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