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Rather than drone on and on about my household binder, I figured I would do a post that was mostly pictures. My binder is still a work in progress, so I’ll probably have one more post once I finish tweaking the binder to work for me the way it should. If you missed
part one, check it out to see what this is all about!
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| Winter is a horrible time to try to find a pencil pouch for a binder! I looked around at Target, Walmart, and Office Depot. Each place only had one or two options. Rather than settle, I decided to look up how to make one with duct tape. This one was super quick and easy to make. I used a gallon-sized freezer bag and duct tape. I think it only took me 10 minutes, and if I find one that I love when the back-to-school season is in full swing, I won’t feel like I wasted a lot of money on this one! |
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| I’m still in the note-taking stage of my routines. We’re going to be moving in a couple months, so I’m hesitant to solidify anything just to have it change under the circumstances of a new house. In the meantime, I’ve jotted down my workout and laundry routines. Those are less likely to change! |
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| On the back of my Finance divider, I put in a copy of the all-important steps to financial freedom. I’m hoping it serves as a great reminder each month as I’m paying bills. |
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| I’ve added a temporary section with all things moving. We have things we have to do to our current home as well as things to prepare for the move. The binder is fantastic at keeping it all in one place! |
What are your plans for reorganizing your life in 2014?
