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Creating Sane Spaces

This month, we're diving into a fun and lighthearted journey on how to carve out little havens of sanity amidst the whirlwind of clutter. Because let’s face it – sometimes the chaos can feel a bit like living in a “Where’s Waldo?” book, and Waldo’s gone missing under a pile of laundry.


1. The Sane Space: Mini Meditation Retreat

First things first, let’s talk about creating a Sane Space. This is your go-to spot when the clutter gets too overwhelming, and you need a mini-vacation without leaving your house.

How to Create It:

  • Find a nook or small area that’s relatively free of stuff. (Even your closet will do in a pinch.)

  • Add a comfy chair or a cushion.

  • Place a small table with your favorite candle, a coloring book, or some type of meditation aid.

  • Think of this as your “invisible cloak” space – the clutter can’t see you if you can’t see it!


2. The Bathroom Retreat: Clean and Serene

The bathroom is often the smallest room in the house, which makes it a prime candidate for a sanity sanctuary. Plus, it has a lock – what more could you want?

How to Create It:

  • Declutter surfaces by storing items in baskets or under-sink organizers.

  • Add some spa-like touches: fluffy towels, a pretty shower curtain, and a few luxurious bath products.

  • Invest in a bath pillow and a waterproof book holder. You’ll be amazed at how much “me-time” you can justify in the name of “self-care.”

  • Embrace the bathroom as your “Do Not Disturb” headquarters – where closed doors mean you’re “busy” (busy enjoying a bubble bath, that is).


3. The Bed of Bliss: Restful and Rejuvenating

Finally, let’s not forget the bedroom. This should be your ultimate sanctuary, a place where you can escape the clutter and recharge your batteries.

How to Create It:

  • Make your bed every morning. It instantly makes the room look neater and gives you a win first thing in the day.

  • Keep bedside tables clear of unnecessary items. A lamp, a good book, and a glass of water should do the trick.

  • Use under-bed storage for items you don’t need every day. Out of sight, out of mind!

  • Consider this your “Sleep Sanctuary” – where dreams are sweet, and the only clutter allowed is the pile of extra pillows you never actually use.


Remember, creating these sane spaces doesn’t have to be a massive project. It’s about finding little pockets of peace amidst the mess. And hey, if all else fails, there’s always the car.


Stay sane and clutter-free, my friends!




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