Three Minutes A Day To Organized- The Broom Closet

ByPam List

 

I am excited to embark on another three-minutes per day organizing adventure.  It worked so well on my Master closet that I decided to tackle the broom closet.  My broom closet is a disgrace to closets everywhere.  It has no real purpose aside from causing folks to duck or run away when  I open the door.  The brooms are not hanging, but sort of stuffed randomly in corners and the rest is just a jumble of forgotten clutter.

 

The good news is I found the missing Christmas Crackers!  

 

Below is the shameful before picture.  I will be adding updates through the next couple of weeks to show my three-minute progress.

 

 

Three Minutes!  Three Minutes!  Three Minutes!

 

Simple Daily Challenge:  Is there a project around the houes that you have been putting off due to time constraints or energy levels!  Well three minute to organized may be just you need!  Zip around the house and see if you can find an area that needs to be organized, tidied and decluttered and join me on this organizing adventure.

Happy Organizing Saturday to you!

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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