It’s National Coffee Day today and these photos are beautiful, organized home coffee bars meant to inspire you to set up your own coffee area in your home. Here are a few simple tips to help get you started.
Find an area in your kitchen or use a piece of furniture outside of the kitchen to create your coffee bar space.
Purge broken, chipped, mismatched and faded mugs. Invest in a new set of white cupsor mugsto give you a clean, organized look.
Keep coffee essentials together such as coffee, filters, sugar and spoons.
Keep it simple. The purpose of setting this up is to bring calm to the start of your day.
It use to be the paper mail coming to your house that became stacks of clutter but now with computers taking over the way most people receive their mail it is email that is becoming overwhelming. In this article from MORE magazine they give you 20 Quick And Easy Ways To Organize Your Email. Start with these three simple tips to clean up the daily e-mail chaos.
Unsubscribe
As newsletters pile up, your response may be to delete them without reading. If you find that you keep doing this, take an extra second to open the message and unsubscribe. You’ll be taken to a site where you confirm that you no longer want to be a recipient and the sender’s email will stop showing up in your inbox
Take Out The Trash
The easiest way to de-clutter your inbox is to delete e-mail you no longer need like daily newsletters, meeting notices or spam. One message deleted is one less that needs filing and you will then find what you’re looking for that much faster.
Merge Accounts
If you choose to keep multiple e-mail accounts active at once, you can still opt to have the mail forwarded to the same inbox. For instance, if you have a Gmail, Yahoo and Hotmail account, the mail from all these accounts can be delivered to the same inbox to keep it all in one place.
