A goal

I've found that I work in spurts. I'm not a very good routine follower. I do way better when I have a reachable goal and do life in short segments at a time. For example, when Josiah's school was having a garage sale - I organized, sorted and delivered an entire truck load of boxes of stuff we've been storing for years. However, once the sale was over and I had no goal, I once again wallowed in the mire of clutter and stuff that I no longer need. The purging slowed down when I had no goal.

Now I have a new goal and the cathartic process of ridding my house of stuff is back on. I'm lovin' it!! Today I worked on kitchen gadgets and Bob the Builder Duplo blocks. Tomorrow it's the basement, or maybe back to the shed. I love having a goal that has a reasonable time frame and an attainable end.

So, what's my new goal? Here's a little shout out for my friends Erik and Jeanne-Anne Williams. They are having a garage sale this weekend to raise money for their adoption of two Ethiopian orphans. Good cause!! Good people!! Good goal.

Hey, if you want a reason to do a massive de-clutter this week, go for the goal and donate some stuff. I'll even help transport it if that's the deal breaker for you!!

Happy Monday. :)