Showing posts with label organize. Show all posts
Showing posts with label organize. Show all posts

Sunday, July 3, 2022

A Great Resource!

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Have you heard about this new book, Organized Jewish Life, by Rebekah Chaifetz Saltzman? I'm really excited to let you know about it. This book is truly a really great resource -- Rebekah is an organizer extraordinaire and really knows her stuff!

If getting ready for holidays or other Jewish Life events sometimes feels overwhelming, this book is for you. It breaks down everything you need to prepare to live Jewishly without the stress! You'll get clear instructions and tips for making sure you've dotted all your i's and crossed all your t's in your preparations.

It's worth every penny you'll spend, but even so - right now it's about 60% off the regular price, making today the perfect day to get it. Also, it's the #1 new release in Amazon's "Jewish Life" category! 

Click here to go to Amazon and check out Organized Jewish Life: The Essential Guide for Planning Jewish Holidays, Events and Every Day

Enjoy!

Wednesday, February 16, 2022

Exciting New EXCLUSIVE DISCOUNT Inside!

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I am so excited that my friend Rebekah offered me the opportunity to bring you an exclusive discount on her "Painless Pesach" course

The course sounds like an AMAZING way to get ready for Pesach while keeping your stress to a minimum! It's a steal at the regular price of $36, but a $5 discount makes it even better! (Find the code below!)



Here's the thing -- it's no secret that if you don’t plan for Pesach, you won’t enjoy it. You’ll arrive at the Seder feeling exhausted, disorganized and guilty about what you didn’t get done. Save yourself the stress by joining Painless Pesach. It’s a 36-day challenge run by a professional organizer who gives daily prompts for decluttering your entire home before the Seder.

Even if you aren’t making Pesach this year, the challenge will still help you curate your best collection of objects and get you well on your journey to organization!


How does it work? The prompts are videos that arrive in your inbox in the morning and take 15-30 minutes per day. There’s also live support via WhatsApp and Facebook, and a workbook so you can track your process. Access to professional help for under $1 a day is unheard of! So don't miss out!


You have a few more weeks to join - the course starts March 6. And if you sign up by February 28th using my link and coupon code KOSHER5, you'll get $5 off!


The challenge covers the entire house: 

  • The master bedroom 

  • Living room 

  • Kids and hobby areas 

  • Odds and ends 

  • The kitchen 

It sounds amazing!

Click HERE to register, and don't forget to use my exclusive discount code (KOSHER5) for $5 off!

 This way we can all be ready for Pesach without all the stress!

Monday, March 7, 2011

Monday Night, March 7, 2011

I have been a little nutty lately, and I'm afraid I'm going to find myself back in a food rut if I don't watch out. My children may be happy eating macaroni & cheese or pizza day in and day out, but I just need more variety!

(The trouble is, that also requires more time, and I'm feeling a little overtaxed right now.)

So tonight we'll be having:

Citrus fruits (we have a couple of oranges, clementimes, and grapefruits hanging out in the fridge. time to use them up!)

French toast (I just noticed the leftover challah sitting on the kitchen table, asking to be used and not thrown out...) We eat this with the crazy expensive real maple syrup I splurged on one day. I cannot bring myself to put high fructose corn syrup and food coloring on my family's plates. that just isn't food...

Scrambled Eggs or Omelettes

Carrot and Cucumber Sticks

Hopefully this will satisfy my crew, and not be too labor intensive! I'm trying to get organized so that by the time I have to clean for Pesach things will be more manageable. (Trouble is, some things came off the lift and got shoved into a corner, and never found a real home and certainly never got organized!)