DOWNSIZING

Home doesn’t have to be where the stuff is

      As children move away, the economy changes and retirement looms, many people decide moving into a smaller home or condominium makes sense.

      The sheer amount of belongings collected over the years is usually the problem. It may also be the size of beloved heirlooms that simply cannot fit into a smaller home.

     “When you have a cluttered home, you can feel cluttered on the inside,” said Jamika Woodburn, a professional organizer for Organize Station.

      It is important for downsizers to make the determination of what to keep and what to release.

     “When you come home to an organized home, it is like your sanctuary, “Woodburn said.

      To help prospective downsizers analyze their situation here are some tips……………………………..

Article by Kelsey Pacer - The Virginia Gazette - May 16,

2009 in the Modern Choices section (7C)

Community Fundraising Event for

Hampton Roads International Montessori School

Thank you letter………………..

On behalf of the parents, students and staff of Hampton Roads International Montessori School, I would like to thank you for your contribution to our recent Annual Spring Fair Fundraiser. The organizing consultation with Organize Station was a popular item and the recipient is eager to avail this opportunity.  Your generosity will go a long way in helping us meet both our short term and long term goals while inspiring others within our community to give as generously as you have. Hampton Roads International Montessori School - May 2009