In today’s digital landscape, safeguarding your identity is paramount. To help you navigate this challenge, here are some essential resources: Government Agencies: Check out the Federal Trade Commission’s website for step-by-step guidance if you’re a victim of identity theft. Educational Websites and Blogs: Stay informed about identity theft prevention through reputable online resources and blogs. […]

Exploring the World with National Geographic Kids Resources National Geographic Kids is a treasure trove of educational resources designed to ignite curiosity and inspire a love for exploration in children. With a plethora of captivating content spanning various subjects, National Geographic Kids resources offer a gateway to understanding the world around us. Here’s a glimpse […]

In our modern world, plastic pollution has become an increasingly pressing issue, affecting ecosystems, wildlife, and human health. However, amidst this challenge, a beacon of hope shines bright in the form of the global movement known as #Break Free From Plastic Organization. Since its inception in 2016, this organization has garnered immense support, with over […]

Hi there, my name is Addi, #ShredRight4Good Junior Reporter, and I am excited to be here with my first blog post! Today I am going to talk about some interesting facts about ladybugs. Did you know… Ladybugs are so small, they are only 0.3 to 0.4 inches big. The name “ladybug” was coined by European […]

Does your pantry make your life easy? A lot of pantries are overflowing. There are bags of pasta falling over; 8 types of specialty flour – each partially used; a bag or two of dried fruit of mysterious origin; unlabeled bags of spices; left over Halloween candy; and who knows what else. While we are […]

Happy New Year! Congratulations on making it through another holiday season! Hopefully you found moments of peace, joy, and a little magic! For me, the new year always invites personal reflection. Specifically, I take time to consider what ‘clutters’ my schedule. I think we can fall into activities out of habit, expectations, or feelings of […]

Anti-Clutter Gift Giving Ideas I love the holiday season! I love the music, the lights, decorations, seeing friends and family, and the festive mood that the season creates. Finding gifts, wrapping them, and even waiting in the long line at the post office to mail them brings me joy! I realize many people do not […]

Clients often say “I have too many books!” and my response is “There could be a lot worse things to have too many of!” Of course, I understand that what they are really saying is that books are a component of the clutter that they do not like. That said, we do live in a […]

We do not have hurricanes or tsunamis in Minnesota, so I do not a keep a Go-Bag at the ready. But the week of the riots in South Minneapolis I put one together. It had our portable lockbox, dog food, dog leashes, and a few other necessities. Fortunately, the riots passed and the items in […]

As summer winds down we often find ourselves looking for storage solutions for the patio chair cushions, pool supplies, beach towels, bug spray, sunscreen, bike helmets, picnic gear, sandals, etc. Storing off season items, in out-of-the-way spaces, can make space for the muddy and salt-covered snow boots, winter coats, ice skates and ski equipment that […]

My family frequently vacations in August. Many years we would return right before the school year started to find the Back-To-School section at Target almost empty. Then we would run to Office Max, Staples, and even Walgreens – until we found every binder, folder, and notebook, in the right color, on the school supply list. Now that […]

Summer! It is here and I hope you are all taking full advantage of it! Be that time on the water, at the cabin, or trips to the dog park, now is our limited season for enjoying the Minnesota outdoors without 14 layers and Yaktrax on! Recently I wrote about the sometimes-overwhelming amount of papers […]