Comments on: Wrapping Up the Holiday Season http://www.logisticallyleah.com/news/wrapping-up-the-2009-holiday-season/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=wrapping-up-the-2009-holiday-season An Organized Life Wed, 07 Sep 2011 15:14:03 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: Leah Eggers http://www.logisticallyleah.com/news/wrapping-up-the-2009-holiday-season/#comment-45 Leah Eggers Mon, 04 Jan 2010 23:53:59 +0000 http://www.logisticallyleah.com/?p=89#comment-45 Thanks for your comment. As is the case with any post, readers will pick and choose what suggestions and ideas work for them. The beauty about living an organized life is that you get to decide what does - and does not - contribute to your own version of logistical and organizational bliss...and that can look very different from one person to the next. Some people who mail a lot of holiday cards send different types to their various networks (family, friend, professional, etc). They may find it helpful to take note of which card types were sent to which networks to keep the process easy in the future... Thanks, again, for your comment! Thanks for your comment. As is the case with any post, readers will pick and choose what suggestions and ideas work for them. The beauty about living an organized life is that you get to decide what does – and does not – contribute to your own version of logistical and organizational bliss…and that can look very different from one person to the next.

Some people who mail a lot of holiday cards send different types to their various networks (family, friend, professional, etc). They may find it helpful to take note of which card types were sent to which networks to keep the process easy in the future…

Thanks, again, for your comment!

]]> By: Martha http://www.logisticallyleah.com/news/wrapping-up-the-2009-holiday-season/#comment-44 Martha Mon, 04 Jan 2010 18:37:56 +0000 http://www.logisticallyleah.com/?p=89#comment-44 No offense, but this seems like overload. Making note of what kind of holiday cards you sent? Why? If I can't remember, no one else will, either. Sometimes people get TOO organized, which can be as stressful as being disorganized! No offense, but this seems like overload. Making note of what kind of holiday cards you sent? Why? If I can’t remember, no one else will, either. Sometimes people get TOO organized, which can be as stressful as being disorganized!

]]> By: Beth http://www.logisticallyleah.com/news/wrapping-up-the-2009-holiday-season/#comment-43 Beth Mon, 04 Jan 2010 16:30:54 +0000 http://www.logisticallyleah.com/?p=89#comment-43 Thanks for your practical ideas--so helpful! I've found another really creative way to recycle beautiful holiday greeting cards received each year (not the photo kind, though). I use my scrapbooking circle and oval templates with their cutters, or special-edge scissors such as pinking shears, to make holiday gift tags to use the next year. Cut out the shape desired (making sure there's no writing on the reverse side), then use a hole puncher and add a thin ribbon or yarn as a tie. Voila! I love to do this activity in the New Year as it only takes a few minutes! Thanks for your practical ideas–so helpful! I’ve found another really creative way to recycle beautiful holiday greeting cards received each year (not the photo kind, though). I use my scrapbooking circle and oval templates with their cutters, or special-edge scissors such as pinking shears, to make holiday gift tags to use the next year. Cut out the shape desired (making sure there’s no writing on the reverse side), then use a hole puncher and add a thin ribbon or yarn as a tie. Voila! I love to do this activity in the New Year as it only takes a few minutes!

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