It has been said that one person’s trash is another person’s
treasure, but how much “treasure” can our homes hold? Over time, keepsakes and
everyday items accumulate and become clutter, taking up valuable living space.
Nineteenth-century philosopher Henry David Thoreau has urged us to “simplify,
simplify,” and failure to do so when it comes to home organization will
eventually result in living environments reminiscent of what you may see on an episode
of Hoarders: Buried Alive. The de-cluttering process may be a daunting task,
but think about the time you could save by organizing your home. |
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