Hello and welcome to Week 48 of Tidy 2020. When I started writing these blogs at the beginning of 2020, I had no idea what the year had in store for us all. What a strange year it has been. As we head into the festive season, many people have (quite sensibly I think!) started Christmas early. Trees and lights have been going up and I love to see them. Here in the UK, it will be a slightly different Christmas for many people, although the 4 Nations have agreed on some restr

Hello everyone and welcome to Week 47 of Tidy 2020. Last week was our very last week on decluttering, this week we are moving into storage and beginning with Photo Storage. Over the last two weeks, we spoke about how to declutter physical and digital photos and you should now have 3 “piles” – the A quality photos which are the ones that you want in Albums and on display. The B quality photos which are the ones that will end up on back ups and in boxes and the C quality pho

Welcome to Week 46 of Tidy 2020. This week we are continuing with our sentimental categories in the form of Digital Photos. For many people this is a simply huge category and can be very overwhelming, but you can cut it down into much smaller categories. First, as always, try and gather every photo – this may mean having a really good hunt for memory cards, hard drives, on the cloud etc. The first, and most important thing to do with Digital Photos is to back them up! Not

Welcome to week 45 of Tidy 2020. We’re deep in sentimental country this week with Photos… My KonMari and Photo Manager training differ on what order to do Photos in, with KonMari suggesting that Physical photos will be an easier job than Digital so to do that first, whilst my Photo Manager Training says that Digital Photos are more vulnerable than Physical, so should be done first. In this instance, and as there is only a week between blogs, I am going to follow KM. It is