Girl Wendy

Misplaced belongings cause stress, anxiety and wasted time (not to mention the sick-in-the-pit-of-your-tummy feeling and a cold sweat), so why do so many people live like this?  Lately I've had a number of conversations with friends about organisation.  Personally, I'm a very organised individual, I often feel that being so damn organised actually makes me a little boring.  Apparently, that's not the case.

To my surprise, for those who struggle with organisation, it's not a boring topic at all - it's more a topic of wonder and disbelief ...which I still find a little strange myself but hey, when something comes so naturally to you, it's easy to assume that it comes naturally to others as well. 

So, after a few weeks of mulling over my friends' suggestion that I put out some blogs about organisation, and the fact that home schooling is now over and I can breath a bit easier, I thought I'd jump online between study periods and get blogging.
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When the clock struck midnight to ring in the New Year, the start of a new decade no less, the mood was light, shiny and full of hope - 2020 had the feel of opportunity and brilliance.

Sitting here in my now cluttered lounge room, prosecco cocktail in hand and laptop at the ready, I'm listening to the goings on outside.  The sound of someone mowing their lawn strangely reassuring.

So it's a week of breaking all the rules.  Not the big rules (not the law) but the self imposed rules.  You know, the ones we set for ourselves because we think it's what we need to be a better person.

Written as a guest post for Esstudio Galleria Hair & Beauty Salon