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So excited for Thursday’s #nonprofitshoutout int

So excited for Thursday’s #nonprofitshoutout interview with @iheartgirlstart 💜 so check it out Thursday 2pm CST on Organizing4good Facebook page!!

Organizing4Good is proud to be a small business wi

Organizing4Good is proud to be a small business with a big heart!

My heart is filled with gratitude for these three

My heart is filled with gratitude for these three young men. I remember vividly the nanosecond I met each one🤲🤲🤲. (getting weepy just typing this🤷‍♀️🥺🥰) So glad to have all 3 here under the same roof...good thing there will be LOTS of food🤣😋 #thanksgivingtogether #gratitude #moments #love #boymomlife

Calling all busy, overwhelmed ladies, weary mamas,

Calling all busy, overwhelmed ladies, weary mamas, and card-carrying squirrels—I’m doing a free masterclass TOMORROW called Take Care of Future You! 📣📣
Any interest in knowing:
👉 a quick and dirty way start to corralling your IRREPLACEABLE documents
👉 my own ridiculously simple, no-cost ways to make sure you can grab-and-go if there's an emergency
👉 identifying those sneaky simple techniques that you might already be using!
.👉 how simple it can be to make a personal reference archive of your most often needed info
Click below to register now and discover the easiest ways to Take Care of Future You #doneisbetterthanperfect
link in bio!!!!!

"Hey, Mom, uh, I hope you have time to take me to

"Hey, Mom, uh, I hope you have time to take me to the emergency room..."

This is not a sentence anyone wants to hear, ever. Least of all when you're in bed, in the dark, and all of a sudden your son is standing by the bedside clutching his hand. Upon further investigation, with the light on now, there's noticeably large amounts blood on his shirt and pjs.

He's not screaming in pain, nor is he panicking. But there's a white-hot intensity to him that demonstrates he knows. He KNOWS he's cut himself past the mom first-aid level of injury. He knows the ER is the best place to go.

I'm up. Vertical. Throwing on my robe...my glasses...I need my glasses.

Ok, I tell him, let's go into the kitchen and let's see. Let's assess what to do next. In my mind, I'm wondering...how bad is it? My son is very stoic, so it could be really bad under the shirt where he's holding it tight.

My husband is up, too, in action, throwing on clothes, looking for car keys.

We look.

It's bad. Not "detached fingers" bad, thank God. But "stitches worthy" bad for sure. This story is a great reminder to ask yourself: how prepared are you for an emergency?? 🤷‍♀️ To finish reading, head over to www.organizing4good.com/blog

hello!!! 😃 i’m not sure what happened to this

hello!!! 😃 i’m not sure what happened to this 👉week but here we are on #videoday Thursday! Need some connection 🤗 and/or a rant room😫?? Join my FB group #theCALMcollaborative at 11:30am CST for Lunch Bunch Live 🤓, then buckle down in the always free Anti-Procrastination POWER HOUR at 12:30p (all links in bio) #wearebettertogether

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