Back in the day? LOL! *gets back in box* But I was going to suggest the same thing, I guess this is why my wardrobe is so easy For me I purchased a few tops that were classic in style that would easily be able to be worn outside of work if needed. I'm all about a multi functional wardrobe. Definitely do the lay out thing, it saves so much time the next day, and if you get used to it you will do it without even needing to think about it.
Yep, the laying out clothes the night before makes perfect sense but is a bit hard at the mo cos DD is in our room (as is my wardrobe) and I'm on my own most nights so would have to do it before she went to bed.
But I could do it on the weekends. Along with cooking some stews for the week. And freezing my sandwiches for lunches. And organising and clothes pegging DD's outfits for the week. See, I love the IDEA of organising - it's just putting it into practice that's hard.
I hear you on the all-black wardrobe Chloe. That's been my main wardrobe trick for oh, about 20 years!
Which reminds me - Post-It notes. In another planning activity, I have post-it-noted quick but yummy recipes in my cookery magazines/books for good things to cook when I get home from work. I've also just made a yummy brown rice and roast veggie salad that will be a good side dish with a slab of dead animal for dinners this week.
Getting v nervous about going back to work. Have to keep my mind busy to avoid meltdown.
I work 4 days a week.. on monday (sometimes sunday if we are home) i organise everything for the week. I cook and freeze all our dinners, i iron all the clothes that i have washed during the week and the weekend. In regards to clothes, i organise the night b4 and put it in the spare room or bathroom. Bcoz i dont have to cook dinner when i get home i spend the time with dd and during this time i organise her clothes, bag etc and my things and it doesnt take too long, she usually follows me around the house. Goodluck, its only a matter or time b4 u find something that works for you
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