06/04/2026
Has anyone else noticed that the second school gets out, the amount of stuff in your house somehow doubles?
The backpacks disappear and suddenly it's bikes, scooters, swim gear, sunscreen, beach towels, sports equipment, water bottles, and approximately 47 snacks a day.
And every summer, without fail, there comes a moment when somebody is standing in the garage yelling:
"Mom! Have you seen my goggles?!"
As if we are somehow the inventory manager of the entire household.
The sad part is most of us are... but it's only because we remembered that random drawer we stuffed them in 😅
And honestly, a lot of us have accumulated more stuff than we know what to do with.
Life gets busy. Kids grow. New activities start. Things get shoved somewhere "for now" and before we know it, finding a pair of goggles requires a full search party.
And summer has a way of exposing all the places our homes aren't working for us.
The bikes are buried behind boxes.
The lake gear is spread across three different places.
The pantry is packed, but nobody can find anything.
The kids want to be independent, but the house isn't set up for it.
Summer is so much more enjoyable when the things you use every day are easy to grab, easy to put away, and easy for everyone to find.
Because getting out the door for a lake day should take five minutes, not forty-five.
And making lunch shouldn't require excavating the pantry.
That's exactly why I love helping families get ready before summer is in full swing.
Right now I'm offering $250 off any organizing package booked by June 15th.
I have 4 spots available.
If you've been thinking, "I really need to get this house under control before everyone is home all day," this is probably for you
But an honest question for everyone reading because I want to know:
If you could wave a magic wand and organize ONE area of your home before summer starts, what would it be?
Which one would have the most impact?
