My middle son, David, fourteen at the time, shouted up the stairs to me the date of his next basketball practice. “Put it on the calendar!” I yelled down to him. As in THE... Read more >>

Online tools are ideal for clearing the paper clutter from your life and can be easily shared among family members. When using paper calendars, it can be difficult to get your family all on the same... Read more >>

It’s Monday morning and you’re reviewing your calendar. You suddenly realize you’ve double-booked a client meeting and your daughter’s piano recital. Not only that, Friday is a... Read more >>

A classic standby. A timeless tool. The to-do list is still one of the most effective ways to keep moms organized and productive. But before you start jotting down camp registration... Read more >>

I have just come across an article detailing the fact that women may be moving away from electronic personal organizers and returning to paper based file-a-fax type ways of ordering and sorting their... Read more >>

Financial or otherwise, I believe you can get over any hurdle with three things: Tools, action, and support. These are the building blocks of any plan. When you have a plan, no matter how simple, you... Read more >>

Babies’ Growth. By this time, each of your twins weighs about five pounds and is about eighteen inches in length. They have a plumper, rounded appearance, and will continue to gain nearly half... Read more >>

  With “over-scheduling” becoming a big hot button for today’s families, keeping obligations, activities and meetings straight can be a real headache…unless you’re... Read more >>

I just received my 2011 datebook in the mail. I’m one of those old-fashioned people who still uses a paper calendar. I carry it with me everywhere, and I feel as if it is my life. But, I do... Read more >>

Hello. Thank you for reading this. I would have expected no one on this planet to be slightly interested in what I might write. I talk all the time, really. I am an extreme extrovert and as a result,... Read more >>