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The Washington Post- “So Many Toys, So Little Order!” (March, 2009). Certified professional organizer C. Lee Cawley, who transformed the Smith-Roberts family's playroom, likes to say: "We don't want to label our children. But let's label everything else." See link |
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Life Lessons for Busy Moms: Chicken Soup for the Soul – “I Need a Bigger Fridge!” (2007) “Wow! I never thought of putting things on the inside of the [kitchen cabinet] doors. You are a genius! (--Client, p. 220)” |
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How to Cheat at Cleaning Expert Organizer (2007) "Each person in the house should have a personal staging area or 'launch pad' where purse, briefcase, ce ll phone, PDA, and keys for each family member are stored visibly, ready to be taken out the door. "Kids need launch pads, too" for book bags and shoes.” (p. 34) |
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Washington Post Express “Always Room for Storage!” (June, 2012) “Never buy anything without storage,” says Cawley. She implores tenants in small spaces to buy furniture with multiple purposes. “They should outlaw ottomans that don’t have storage!” |
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The Matrix Files Why Organizing Your House is a Lot Like Organizing Your Website (2011) "A good organizer gets to you know YOU. Before making recommendations, C. Lee walked the entire house with me, asked a ton of questions, and got to know me, my family, the rhythm of our life, and our priorities"
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