They say change is good. Change is healthy. Change is important. Each of these is often true, but change can also sometimes be sad. We have gone through some changes recently here at Families.com, and with those changes, people have been moved around, and some have left us.
Unfortunately, Marjorie Dorfman won’t be here any longer and I bid her a fond farewell. She has given us some great articles over the past year, so I hope everyone will continue enjoying the articles she has posted previously.
Michele is still here but after this month, she will be busy with other topics and no longer be co-hosting in Home. She has promised to guest blog from time to time, so that’s the good news. Check out some of the articles she’s posted this week, like Homeowner Horror Stories: Bad Roof Jobs (And How To Prevent Them From Happening To You) and other great topics.
I’ll still be hanging around here and in the Marriage Blog, so I hope you’ll visit. If you’re looking for organization tips, I did a series on them this week, beginning with In Pursuit of More Organized Mornings that I hope you will find helpful.
Here are this week’s articles:
1. Designing A Versatile Kids Room
2. Your Home: Peace and Quiet
3. Home Trends-What’s In and What’s Out
4. In Pursuit of More Organized Mornings
5. Organized Mornings: Papers, Pennies, Permission Slips
6. Organize Your Mornings: Get in Gear
7. Organize Your Mornings: Get Clever with Clothing
8. Organize Your Mornings: Build up to Breakfast
9. Organize Your Mornings: Stick to the System
10. Return of the Area Rug
11. Homeowner Horror Stories: Bad Roof Jobs (And How To Prevent Them From Happening To You)
12. Driveways: In a Rut?
13. Are You Ready to Work on Your Yard?
14. How About Some Leather Floors?
15. Who Knew Shag Carpet Would Make A Comeback?
16. Cleaning Routine? What Routine?
17. Exceptions to Design Rules
18. Digging Out
19. Remodeling On A Budget—The Bathroom and Basement
20. Cool or Lame Lighting Product? Reveal Lights
21. Need a Coffee Table Book?
*You can find the above as well as the rest of February’s articles HERE.