FALL ORGANIZE, CLEAN & DECLUTTER WITH ME | ORGANIZATION IDEAS & NEW HOME DECOR

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  @estherbrochabruckenstein7750 · 1 day ago (edited)

  Honey and grains never expire. Older bread can be toasted and made into breadcrumbs

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  @apriltiniaclemmons6029 · 4 days ago (edited)

  Pantry looks great, good job. I’m glad you spoke about and shown organization without all the expensive containers. Some people do and buy everything they see on social media now even if they can’t afford them. This is definitely the time to do that. Your Costco haul is brutal. Going to the grocery stores now are insane. It gives me anxiety all the time. Looking at the prices of things that you used to buy and now has tripled if not doubled. $6 loaf of bread. $7.99 for little Debbie snacks, $4can of pork and bean. $8 bacon,and it goes on and on. Spending over $100 just for things for a few days that was needed to complete a meal. I’m in Nashville TN

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  @ronniwalsh8985 · 6 days ago

  Great job!  As the mom of 4 now-grown children who live on their own, I keep thinking about how expensive it would be if I were still purchasing groceries for a family of 6!  The one thing we had fewer choices of, though, was single-serve items.  My kids drank water (from reusable containers) and had 1 sweet, 1 salty snack for lunch, and 1 healthy snack for class snack.  I'd bake brownies, cookies, or some sort of bar treat, and that was the sweet for the week.  Salty snack was pretzels or popcorn, which I got in a large size and divided into small bags for lunch boxes.  As for fruits and veggies, I'd get double and chop it up and flash-freeze on a cookie sheet.  We would add the fruit to yogurt, smoothies, and veggies to soups, eggs, casseroles, and homemade pizza toppings. This would help when fruit and veggies were on sale and when there were leftovers at the end of the week - cut down on waste.  If I had to buy all the single-serve and variety of snacks young families purchase today, I would not be able to retire.  I get it though; it's convenient, and all the kids at school are eating it, which makes it hard to be the kid(s) who are different.

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  @clairevimalaanderson2860 · 8 days ago

  The pantry looks great! Congrats!

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  @ruthhinnenkamp6754 · 8 days ago

  I like the rug. It looks great with your new decor. Your pantry looks great. If it was mine - I would put the syrups in a bin or on a turntable and make that a "coffee station" (and put the ketchup and such on another shelf).

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  @patriciaholmes786 · 6 days ago

  Hi Aleah, hope you feel better soon x. I love watching you sort your pantry out, so soothing to me. Love grocery hauls. Food is also very expensive in New Zealand. The cost of living is very high. Love your video's, you always inspire me. Much love from New Zealand. PS, we are going into our Spring months in NZ, x

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  @sherriegilbert4761 · 8 days ago

  Feel better soon   I love your videos

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  @Marli.B1977 · 7 days ago

  A little tip for keeping the cold bugs at bay...Echinacea!!!  It's an all natural capsule I take the first sign of any tickle in my throat and it keeps me from getting sick.  You can get it anywhere vitamins are sold.

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  @MariluzVidal-v3r · 8 days ago

  Feel better Aleha,great job ❤👍👍👍🙏

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  @kellysumey · 8 days ago

  Hey, Aleah, I love watching your videos every week! I enjoy seeing the before-and-after pictures because they're stunning! I look forward to more videos each week! There's always a sense of achievement when you complete your to-do list. Your videos inspire me to stay productive and tackle all my tasks with enthusiasm. They remind me how satisfying it is to reach a goal. Watching them motivates me to keep pushing myself and making the most of each day. In the long run, staying productive helps you develop discipline and time-management skills that will benefit you. It creates a sense of accomplishment, boosting confidence and fostering a positive mindset. Continuous improvement leads to personal growth and the achievement of larger life goals over time. To beat procrastination, try breaking tasks into smaller, manageable steps and setting specific deadlines for each one. Also, eliminate distractions by creating a dedicated workspace and using tools like timers to stay focused. Finally, reward yourself for completing tasks to reinforce good habits and stay motivated. Remember, the key to productivity is consistency. By incorporating these strategies into your daily routine, you can overcome procrastination and reach your goals more effectively. Celebrate your small wins and stay committed to your growth journey. With each step forward, you'll gain momentum and confidence, making future challenges easier to handle. Embrace the process, stay flexible, and remember that every small step forward is still progress. Keep your eyes on the bigger picture while appreciating the effort each day. I might do a little cleaning today, but I might take it easy today. ❤❤❤❤❤

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  @jennasjournal · 3 days ago

  Wow! I thought groceries were expensive in the uk! This is crazy!  I did some currency conversions on random items and it has blown my mind!

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  @renplusus · 6 days ago

  Great job!!! I hope you got some rest too!! Grocery prices are crazy in Australia too...it's nice to know I'm not alone in the financial struggle to feed the family ❤️❤️❤️