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Default Organization tips?
To go along with the money saving thread, how about some tips on how to keep organized this year? I got rid of over half my junk! YAY! Now, what do I do with the rest of it?


I spend a lot of time picking up, but there's no place to put it away - it ends up in junk drawers and boxes. Not cool.


Closet ideas? Drawer dividers? Pull outs in the cabinets? Little baskets? How do you keep things in their place?
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