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by PJ Doland on Feb 22, 2009

2008

Toy lending library
Online toy rental in the spirit of Netflix
Baby Plays allows parents to rotate toys in and out as their children grow, in the same fashion as the movie rental program Netflix.
Creating a weekly meal plan
Using a meal plan can help keep extra inches off the waistline, save you time at the grocery store, and answer the age old question What’s For Dinner?
Unitasker Wednesday: So you think you know how to eat spaghetti?
Today’s Unitasker Wednesday is a 2-for-1. Both of these items will help you eat spaghetti like a machine.
The Socket Sense Surge Strip
The size of the black cube takes up two or possibly three outlets on the strip. That’s not fair, is it?
Instant workspace
DWR has an all-white workspace packaged for one sale price.
Workspace of the Week: Repurposed artist’s studio
An Ikea kitchen island becomes an artist’s workbench.
Unclutter your writing with self-imposed limitations
Simpler tools can help you eliminate distractions when writing.
George Carlin’s stuff routine
Comedian George Carlin humorously gives the cold, hard facts about stuff.

Living more simply through eBay
You don’t need to be as hip and PoMo as John Freyer–who sold all his possessions online–to see the benefit of eBay as a tool for turning clutter into cash.

Posted by anonymous - 02/22/2009

PS. A higher resolution of Diamond Rio’s “Stuff” can be found on CMT at http://www.cmt.com/videos/diam.....tuff.jhtml
Posted by Another Deb - 02/22/2009

Thanks for the re-post about uncluttering your writing using the AlphaSmart. I bought one about ten years ago and just never got into it as I thought I would, mostly because there was no internet.

I see that this could actually be the best part! I was on the brink of selling it on E-bay and your post inspired me to rethink my use of it for travel writing and journalling.
Posted by Maria - 02/24/2009

Great recommendation on the toy library! I was on their board several years ago, before my son outgrew it. For those concerned about germs, patrons are asked to wash toys before returning them, and there are buckets placed high on the wall to hold toys that have been mouthed for washing.