A long long time ago (ok, well not
really that long ago), I bought a little
book.
This little
book was the subject of my
second ever blog post on Wednesday January 16th 2008.
Today I'm off to spend the day at a
6 Steps Workshop with the books author and organising guru
Lisanne Oliver, and two other organisational experts. I'm completely fascinated by the topic so I'm quite excited about the day ahead.
Here's hoping it might also keep my hoarding tendencies at bay!
Lucky you ~ how fun to meet Lisanne ~ love her on the telly! Have a great day!
ReplyDeleteToday will be a very good day !
ReplyDeleteIsn't the point of being organised so that you can hoard MORE stuff? Sounds like a fun workshop.
ReplyDeleteSounds like a fun & hopefully fruitful day! And if you get a chance - peek inside their handbag/satchel to see how they really organise it - whether they actually live by their 'methods' or just preach them!!! AND remember to share tips - cos I'm about to move house & will need to re-organise as I unpack!
ReplyDeleteOmg, I need to go to this!!!!
ReplyDeleteHave fun learning how to make room for more stuff :) That's precisely what happened to me reading all the tips from the experts :) Love to hear your thoughts on the day ♥
ReplyDeleteI just popped over from Naturally Carols as she had a picture link to your blog. The picture had me as I have this book too, and love Lisanne!
ReplyDeleteI hope you blog about this, love to hear more!
xx
I love Lisanne Oliver. Lucky you!
ReplyDeleteI am in the process of giving up my archivist badge.
ReplyDeleteFinally the very book I need to save me. Looks like a great book.
ReplyDeleteI think I need that book! Off to check out your earlier post on it :o)
ReplyDeleteJust downloaded Evernote (saw it on twitter!) and am loving it. Might even be slightly obsessed with it ... ooops!
ReplyDeleteI already know you had a great day but had to stop by for today's instalment of the word verification dictionary....
ReplyDeleteFiessess: An angry woman with an abrupt attitude whom has been put in charge of a dinner party she would have paid not to attend herself.