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Holiday Planning Guide

December 4, 2013 By Michelle Knight 1 Comment

 

Well, Thanksgiving has come and went.  Guess what?  Three weeks to Christmas.  Yikes! That is what I thought too.  I just grabbed my holiday planner over the weekend to see what I needed to update, change, or take out. This year our family will be practicing “less is more”.  Hopefully that will cut out some of the chaos.

A great way to cut down on chaos is to be organized.  If you are anything like me then procrastination is your friend. I wait until the last minute to do EVERYTHING!! It’s crazy I know.  As life goes on and I mature in age my learning curve is gettting shorter.

Last year I decided to be a little more organized so I created my holiday planner from the tutorial available at women living well.  Having a visual helped me to see an example on how to use it.

Over at Denverista  and  Living Well Spending Less holiday planners’ can be printed off for free. Both sites have a different approach to planning a stress free Christmas.

Finally iheartorganizing has a holiday printable available and ideas for organizing holiday supply tips.

Ok. Now no excuses.  Go print, plan and enjoy the season this year!

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