Summer is busy or busier, right? In a different way because the weather is warmer, there’s more things to do, there’s more family fun to be had. Imagine this scenario. I know you’ve had something like this happen already this summer. It’s early Saturday morning. Your kids come running into your bedroom to wake you up and beg you to take them swimming. The sun is shining bright and you think, yeah. I would love to. What a fun thing to do with them! But then reality sets in. Saturday is cleaning day. How can you just skip it and think the week will all work out? Ugh. The dishes are piled in the sink, you have no clean clothes and the toilets are disgusting. You realize you have to tell them no. That you just can’t because there’s too much to get done today. You know that if you go then you’ll be paying the price all week long.  They cry, you feel terrible, but yet, you know you have to be the responsible one. You have to be the mom. But what can be done so that you can actually say yes more than you say no? Better yet, what can be done so that YOU can plan it and surprise THEM! As someone who is or feels like they’re just starting their home organizing journey you want to be set up for lasting home organizing solutions, right?  In order to make that happen you’ll have to do something different than you’ve done before or what society tells us. Instead of skipping most of the family fun this summer you can put a summer cleaning strategy in place. In this episode I’ll share with you what a summer cleaning strategy is, what it means in the overall cleanliness of your home and how to implement your strategy today! This may be a lot to take in on your own. I’m here to help you create a summer cleaning system that works for you and your family. It’s super easy to enlist my free support. Go to www.homeorganizingforbeginners.com and click the Ask Me Anything link. Complete the form and I’ll email you your very own customized recommendations. I look forward to hearing from you. Thanks so much and have a great day! Your Home Organizing Educator, Tammy