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If disaster strikes tonight, if Godzilla comes down your street, crushing the pavement, ripping up water lines and making travel difficult, will you be prepared? Part of running a household means making contingency plans. How will you stay safe and healthy in case of natural disaster, monster infestation, disease outbreak, service interruption, alien invasion, civil unrest, or war? I love Christmas decos — it's a chance to hide all the bits of the house I don't like. But by March or April I really have to take them down again. Some years I've managed to leave the lights up until October and got away with never taking them down, but the tree has to go before winter or I can't use the fireplace. Luckily, I've gotten really good at putting those decorations away so I can use them again next Christmas — no more broken baubles on the slate floor. My husband and I believe a healthy adulthood includes creative play. However, we have interests other than gaming and prefer miniature dragons do not overrun our home. Today, in an attempt to scratch my compartmentalizing organizational itch, I thought I'd invite you along as I browse through the catalog of Organize.com. These spice racks seem so useful, but I've never figured out what to do with them. Cynthia to the rescue with a pink rehab into a craft caddy. We've mixed our tastes — designer and sci-fi — with lots of time, picture hangers, and shelves. Come see how we made our apartment look this good with just two closets. |











