Lane Jordan
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The Joys and Heartbreaks of Being a Mother – Pathways to Organization
With Mother’s Day this Sunday, I wanted to write a tribute to mothers everywhere. There is nothing quite as reverent, or so full of love or as wonderful as our mothers.
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5 Spring Cleaning Tips – Pathways to Organization
You are probably beginning to hear the phrase “Spring Cleaning” and wondering how it got started. I mean, who invented it?
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The Most Important Thing – Pathways to Organization
I can’t believe that we have now traveled through 100 blogs together! I am so thankful that I have been able to write these; that I have a husband who is kind enough and smart enough to post these; and that you have been supportive enough to keep these blogs going.
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Spring is a Great Time to Simplify…and Donate! – Pathways to Organization
“Simplify, simplify” is a quote from poet and author Hendry David Thoreau. And that simple word is probably the root of what we should be doing in our homes because Americans accumulate just too much stuff. We have storage containers piled high as well as overcrowded closets, attics and garages.
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Keeping Up With Everything is Hard! – Pathways to Organization
One purpose of this blog is to encourage you as well as give tips on how to live a more organized life. But one thing I know for sure: life continues to get harder, more complicated and somewhat overwhelming.
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Love is in the Air! – Pathways to Organization
“The hunger for love is much more difficult to remove than the hunger for bread.” Mother Teresa
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Start the Season Right – Pathways to Organization
As we begin this Christmas season, I’d like to share a few tips from my new book, “12 Steps to Having a More Organized Christmas and Holiday Season”.
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Gratitude and a Thankful Heart Will Change Your Life – Pathways to Organization
One thing I have learned in all the reading and preparing I do for this blog is that having a grateful heart – being truly thankful – will change your life.
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Preparing for the Holidays! – Pathways to Organization
As I write this article, there are only three weeks before Thanksgiving and seven before Christmas. For most of us, we can feel our blood pressure skyrocketing as we think of what is ahead of us.
