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Busy Mom, Busy Life and Messy House Stress

ByPam List

Busy Mom Busy Life

I mentioned on Facebook yesterday that I have been crazy busy the past few days. My house is in shambles and I just kicked off a 28 day health bonanza using Arbonne products and need to get the kitchen organized.

So for the next few days our posts are going to be all about “getting real” about tidying the house.  You will see room by room shots of my home as I zip along tidying each nook and cranny that is in need of a major clean-up -session.

I will be using my timer in 5 minute increments to show you just how much you can accomplish in 5 totally focussed minutes. I will be decluttering as I move through each room, so there will  also be bags of donations and bags of trash.

Are you ready to get real?

 

What do you do in total house chaos?

Don't BE THAT MOM

 

Do you messy house stress??? Let’s find a cure together!

Busy mom, busy life, just plain busy.  But even the craziest busiest mom in the world can find 5 simple minutes!

 

 

ABOUT PAM: Pamela List, the creative force behind MommaCan.com, is a culinary expert, music educator, and author celebrated for guiding families towards a joyful, organized life. Her culinary journey started at Westlake Culinary Institute, leading to significant contributions in restaurants across Memphis, TN, and Whidbey Island, Washington. Embracing her Southern roots, she also showcased her talents in table design. A shift to music led Pamela to teach at various institutions, including the University of Memphis Community Music School, while running Kindermuzik with Miss Pam. Her move to California inspired the birth of MommaCan.com in 2009, a platform dedicated to helping busy moms. Pamela's skills in recipe development, web design, and graphics enrich her site. She's also an author, with "Your Deserve A Sparkly Chaos-Free Christmas," and continues to develop resources and classes for moms, exemplifying her commitment to empowering families.

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2 Comments

  1. Great upcoming series to help motivate us. You’re right, a lot can get done in 5 minute increments if you just focus on the one task.

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  2. I definitely stress over my house mess! This is an exciting series. I want to see how much you can get done in a concentrated five minutes too!

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