Last Minute Stress Reduction and Gift Ideas

If you are feeling frantic, and stressed out over the fact that Christmas Eve is exactly one week from today, then it's time to cross some things off your to do list.  You know the ones - take your pet for grooming before company arrives, cross it off.  Fido will be fine and you will have one less thing to do and your guests will never notice. 

What I want you to do, right now, is look at your holiday to do list - be it a mental list or physical list, and cross off those things that really aren't that important once you think of it.

If you are still scratching your head over what to get someone - here are some really simple ideas:
  1. Send an egift certificate from The Container Store http://gan.doubleclick.net/gan_click?lid=41000000034105116&pubid=21000000000237711

Just enter the amount, send a personalized message, select a design and it is emailed to your recipient.

    2.    A gift certificate from Simply Organized good for two hours of virtual organizing OR the set up of  two social networking accounts.  http://shop.cluttercontroltools.com/Virtual-Organizing-OR-Set-up-of-two-social-networking-accounts-VOSMSM.htm

If you need inspiration, motivation and a plan to get organized but don't want an organizer in your home, this gift certificate is for you - OR someone you know. Makes a GREAT gift! OR you can opt for the set up of two social networking accounts. Perfect for someone that: *Wants to get their business on the social network *Wants to keep in touch with friends and family *Wants to keep up with the grand kids Beautifully packaged.

Order by December 21st to guarantee receipt by Christmas!

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