Remodeling projects can be stressful, no matter how carefully you plan. The disruption to your space, the expense, and all the unexpected things that pop up — it be hard to remember how much you’re going to be thankful you undertook the process. There are some things you can do to take some of the stress and chaos out of remodeling, though. Read on for 10 tips for planning your remodel.Read More
The best classrooms contain many things to keep students engaged, inspired, and still on task. For classroom teachers who move between study subjects and activities throughout the day, or who have different classes of students rotating in and out of the classroom, keeping everything organized can be a challenge. Supplies can quickly end up a jumbled mess rather than sources of inspiration and learning. Fortunately, there are a number of ways you can keep your supplies stored and organized — a help to both teacher and student! (Homeschoolers, you can benefit from these ideas, too!) Read on for 6 ways to store and organize your classroom supplies.
Biking is great exercise, and it’s a wonderful way to enjoy the outdoors while reducing your carbon footprint. If you live close enough to your job to commute to work, you also save on the costs and frustration of commuting by car. Those looking to simplify their lives will often switch to using a bike rather than a car, and may also consider downsizing into a smaller home. The dilemma comes when you need to figure out where to leave your bike when you’re not riding it! Leaving your bike on the street or sidewalk might not be an option, and even if you have a place to lock it securely, you risk having your ride stolen. Ideally you can store your bike inside, but if you have a small house or an apartment, you may struggle for storage space. Here are 7 tips for storing your bike inside your apartment or small home.Read More
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