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Feeding the Crew Saving the Season - Journal HOW To Organize Your Files – Mission: Office - Organize With Sandy February 15, 2011 by Sandy I did a post on organizing your files in a general sense. But I wanted to go a little deeper with you. I have had some people ask me specifics on how I set up my files. Files can be our Friends But for them to be our friends, they have to be organized well enough so that you can find what you are looking for. With that being said… there is no one way that is “the way” to organize your files. There are many recommended methods, but it all comes down to what works for the person who has to use the files… right? I am going to recommend to you what I do. Some people file Do you need to make labels from a label maker? I showed you what my files looked like before and after I reorganized them last month. This is how I organized them. Drawer 1: Family / Personal Files 6) Christmas – I keep a copy of addresses I use for cards each year. Drawer#2 – My Business Information I keep files for: Drawer #3 – My Kids Files This drawer is my files for my boys and myself. File Cabinet #2
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laundry etc Getting Organized with a Homemaking Binder - Intentional By Grace Welcome to Intentional By Grace! Sign up for my weekly newsletter here. The new year always brings an incredible urge to get organized, especially in the area of home management. I originally heard about this idea from Lindsay at Passionate Homemaking several years ago. However because I believed in the concept, and I was tired of never having what I needed on hand, I purposed to find a way to make it work for my family. Today, I’m going to show you what my homemaking binder looks like, what’s inside it, and how I use it on a daily basis. A Tour Inside My Homemaking Binder Sections in My Homemaking Binder {I will link to the source I use for each item, if available. Planning – This section houses: Prayer – This section houses: 5 P’s of Bible Study reminderscripture Memory worksheets (both active verses, as well as blank additional worksheets)prayers and Bible studies I’m working on (or want to work on) Wife – This section houses: Mom – This section houses: Schedules – This section houses:
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