If you itemize your taxes, you will love this week's printable...a Medical Expense Tracker. Click the image below to grab it:
Friday, March 14, 2014
Wednesday, March 12, 2014
The Junk Drawer: Battery Organization
Ever have one of those moments where you discover an area of your home that needs organizing, but you didn't know it needed to be reorganized?
This was my moment.
I use a wireless mouse and the battery died. We have a small drawer in our kitchen dedicated to batteries (anyone with kids can relate...always good to keep batteries on hand for new toys!). I went to get a new battery for my mouse, and this is what I came across:
I think I had a mini heart attack. I had no idea it had gotten that bad! So I emptied out the drawer (I also took the opportunity to wipe it clean...it was gross!), and found much more than just batteries in our "battery drawer."
In addition to the batteries, we had rubber bands, a lighter, random screws and pins, super glue, an "It's a Boy" cigar, and fortunes from fortune cookies. After returning the other items to where they belonged, I decided to take the new batteries out of the large boxes and put them together in a pencil box to save space:
Then I used my label maker to mark that these were new batteries, so they wouldn't be confused with the older batteries. (Ironically, I had to change the batteries in my label maker because they were dead. Oops!)
Finally, I put everything back in the drawer...and by everything, I mean only batteries!! (The bigger batteries in the back of the drawer are for our weed whacker.)
Let's get one more before and after shot:
Project Cost: $0
This was my moment.
I use a wireless mouse and the battery died. We have a small drawer in our kitchen dedicated to batteries (anyone with kids can relate...always good to keep batteries on hand for new toys!). I went to get a new battery for my mouse, and this is what I came across:
I think I had a mini heart attack. I had no idea it had gotten that bad! So I emptied out the drawer (I also took the opportunity to wipe it clean...it was gross!), and found much more than just batteries in our "battery drawer."
In addition to the batteries, we had rubber bands, a lighter, random screws and pins, super glue, an "It's a Boy" cigar, and fortunes from fortune cookies. After returning the other items to where they belonged, I decided to take the new batteries out of the large boxes and put them together in a pencil box to save space:
Then I used my label maker to mark that these were new batteries, so they wouldn't be confused with the older batteries. (Ironically, I had to change the batteries in my label maker because they were dead. Oops!)
Finally, I put everything back in the drawer...and by everything, I mean only batteries!! (The bigger batteries in the back of the drawer are for our weed whacker.)
Let's get one more before and after shot:
Project Cost: $0
Friday, March 7, 2014
52 Weeks of Printables: Week 10 - 2014 Bill Tracker
It's a new month and we have a new theme for our printables series! March's theme is Finances, and just in time for the beloved tax season. First we'll start off with a Bill Tracker. I love to be able to see trends over time for all of our bills. Click the image below to grab it!
Friday, February 28, 2014
52 Weeks of Printables: Week 9 - Utilities Contacts
Last contact printable for February...Utilities! Always handy especially if there is an emergency like a gas leak or power outage! Click the image below to grab it:
Friday, February 21, 2014
52 Weeks of Printables: Week 8 - Medical Contacts
Keep all your health care providers straight with today's printable...a Medical Contact List! Click the image below to grab it:
Friday, February 14, 2014
52 Weeks of Printables: Week 7 - Insurance Contacts
Continuing with the Contacts theme for February with a contact list for all of your insurance providers. It is so handy to have all of your insurance information in one location. Click the image below to grab it:
Friday, February 7, 2014
52 Weeks of Printables: Week 6 - Personal Contacts
It's a new month, which means we have a new theme in our printables series. The theme for February is Contacts. First up is a sheet to organize your personal contacts. Includes name, address, 2 phone numbers, 2 e-mails, and a spot for notes (kid's names, birthdays, or anything you like!) Just click on the image below to grab it:
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