Memory Verse for Week 1
But seek first His kingdom and His righteousness, and all these things will be given to you as well.
~Matthew 6:33 NIV
Assignments for Tuesday-Friday (Week 1, Days 3-6)
Tuesday~
A few sentences that stood out to me from Chapter 1:
“My life had changed around me, and I needed to change my practices in response.”
“I needed simplicity. I needed time to think straight. I needed to refocus my priorities. I needed more order and peace in my day.”
“God cares much more about my character and the condition of my heart than the quantity or quality of my work.”
All of these were written by author, Glynnis Whitwer. I could have written each one myself and I know why. It goes back to our memory verse. When I find life spinning out of control and I feel overwhelmed (which is a lot!), it’s partly because I am not seeking Him first. I’m seeking to get a job done. Seeking to get to an appointment. Seeking to cook supper. Seeking to exercise. Seeking to get to one of my four kids’ activities. Seeking to do my Bible study. Seeking to “do” instead of first seeking what to “be.” I consider myself a good Christian woman. I don’t consider myself to have it all together. If you’ve ever gotten that impression from me, remove that thought quick. I wish I did, but I don’t.
I remember a series at our church a while back. It was titled “Don’t Put Jesus First.” All of the volunteers got a t-shirt for helping out during that series and I told my kids that was the one shirt they were NOT allowed to wear outside the home. The message made sense though. Instead of putting Jesus at the top of your to-do list, put Him in all of your to-do list. Don’t just check Him off and move on. Move on through your day, acknowledging that He’s with you the whole time. Now I know that quiet time with the Lord is important. And maybe that is at the top of your to-do list. What I’m saying is don’t leave Him in your quiet time area when you get up and go. Don’t leave Him at church. Don’t leave Him in your daily devotion book. Take Him with you. Seek Him first all day.
Glynnis expressed in Chapter 1, that “to do all God is calling me to do required me to find new ways to manage my life.” I really believe the best place for us to begin managing our lives is by practicing to seek Jesus first…in all things. Chapters 2 & 3 will help us do just that.
Answer these questions in your journal or if you are brave enough, in the comment section of today’s blog post.
1. Have you prayed about this journey we are on? What did you ask of God? Or if you have’t prayed yet, why not?
2. Can you relate to any of what Glynnis talked about in Chapter 1?
3. Are you hopeful that you can find new ways to manage your life? (say yes! You signed up for this Bible study!)
4. Is there an organized person in you? Glynnis Whitwer believes there is and so I’m taking her word for it!
Wednesday~
Read Chapter 2, Information Overload.
Thursday~
Visit http://stephanieclayton.org/ for a message and assignment from Online Bible Studies Team Member, Stephanie Clayton. (I will remind you about this.)
Friday~
Read Chapter 3, Increased Expectations.
Visit http://glynniswhitwer.com/ for a message and practical weekend application assignment from author, Glynnis Whitwer. (I will remind you about this.)
Someone commented in my last post that she didn’t know how I did all that I do. She thanked me for all the time I spent working on the Online Bible Studies. She seemed to be amazed that I could balance family, work, and online studies so well. (Ok, those of you who know the truth can quit laughing now…) Here is the truth. I don’t do it all. I can’t. I tried at first, but failed miserably. I’ve been known to forget my own child at school (really, this happened AGAIN last Friday!). Between information overload and increased expectations, I can find myself losing it really quick. That’s why God gave me a fabulous team of sisters to help me out.
Meet the Online Bible Studies Team (They are in abc order, so no one can accuse me of picking favorites! Because they will!~ haha)
Heather Bleier~ Heather selects a memory verse each week for our study. She posts this verse on Facebook and Twitter. She is responsible for creating and designing our new Twitter account, which went live today~thank you Heather! She also does some teaching and writing for Online Bible Studies. Heather is a featured guest on our conference call series and will be talking to us about getting our spiritual lives in order.
Donna Bostick~ Donna assists in managing our Online Facebook groups. She is probably the #1 cheerleader for our team, leaders, and Online Bible Studies participants in general. Donna has been a contributor here on my blog for the studies and offers extra help and assistance wherever and whenever it is needed. Her generosity and kindness are shared regular with the ladies of this study. Heart of gold.
Stephanie Clayton~ Steph is my ministry partner in these Online Bible Studies. I honestly couldn’t do them without her. Guided by prayer and wisdom beyond her years, she serves as a teacher, leader, and resident counselor. She is a regular contributor and also is our “go to gal” for professional advice or for crisis situations. Stephanie is a featured guest on our conference call series and will be talking to us about getting our minds organized.
Angie Combs~ Angie does almost anything and everything. She returns emails received at MelissaTaylorQuestions@gmail.com . She also is the administrative coordinator for our conference call and mass emails that need to be sent out regularly. She is fondly known as the “mutinator” of each conference call, because she runs the call behind the scenes by computer and has the power to “mute” anyone at any time! Angie is a fabulous organizer, keeping herself and Melissa Taylor’s Online Bible Studies efficient and organized! Seriously, she calls me daily to remind me of something that is needed. She will be sharing her organizational expertise with us during our conference call series.
Veronica Herzing~ Veronica assists in managing our Online Facebook groups. She is our “pinterest gal.” Yes, thanks to V, our Online Studies now has a Pinterest account. http://pinterest.com/melissatayloros/ Veronica also journals her way through these online studies and often shares her journey on her own blog. She has been a blog contributor here as well. She is such an encourager, often commenting and encouraging ladies in this study and sharing on FB and Twitter too.
Lisa Kramp~Lisa has a very big job. She is the coordinator for our online Facebook groups. We currently have over 25 small groups for this study. Lisa is responsible for training and leading our new FB leaders and organizing the groups. These groups would not be possible without Lisa. If you are on Facebook and are interested in participating in a private small group to share prayer requests with and discuss the study with, email Lisa at LisaKrampP31@gmail.com .
Kristi Seat~ Kristi is the newest member of our team. She currently leads a FB group and takes over the OBS Facebook page during our conference calls, so everyone can share in the excitement. She is a constant encourager to me, our team, and all the ladies in this study.
We also have 26 Online Facebook Groups. I will share their names of their leaders with you in my next post.
Please keep these ladies in your prayers. They do not get paid for the work they do here. They do it because they love Jesus, love you, and believe in the power of Bible study.
***If you’ve read this far, you are in luck! I have a friend who is giving away 2 copies of I Used to Be So Organized. Her name is Sharon Sloan and you will love her! She works with me on the Gather & Grow team at Proverbs 31 Ministries. Go on over to visit her, leave her a comment, and enter to win. This book could be for you or for a friend 
****Oh yea, I almost forgot! We have winners! Randomly selected from the comments left in the last post, these ladies won the conference call series:
Julie link1122, Jennifer Subotnik, and Julie Tietz you have won! You will be notified by email also!
Hope you are enjoying the beginning of our study! I can’t wait to hear how it’s going so far! Remember to share the answers to your questions if you don’t mind and to SEEK FIRST Jesus, and everything else will fall into place <3
BIG THANK YOU TO LISA BOYD AND ANGIE COMBS FOR FIXING OUR COMMENT PROBLEM FROM EARLIER TODAY. YOU ROCK GIRLS! And thanks to all of you for being so patient.
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I did not pray about signing up, a friend told me about it and I signed up immediately. I have always been good at organizing when I’m at work, but that has never extended to my home. I have been praying that God will lead me through this study and help me to organize my home as well as my person.
This has been an answer to my prayer for fellowship that I have been so badly in need of.
I answered all 4 questions in my journal so I’ll be brief in my responses here:
1) I did pray prior to starting this study….you asked us to so I did. A better quesiton for me would be…”Did you wait for God’s response?” Um, no…..
2)I identified with panic attacks, being a slave to a schedule, being a master at tracking everything and doing everything until it became painfully obvious I couldn’t do it anymore but then 4 people wouldn’t be able to. Most of all about God being more concerned about my character and heart and not how much I can do or how well I can do it. I can’t earn God, I already have him and just need to seek Him!
3)I want to learn a new way to manage my life but not as a list that has everything checked off and done, but so I can do what is most improtant to move me along the path God sees me taking.
4) Yes there is an organized person within me…at least the world’s definition of “organized” but now I want to meet God’s definition of organized.
Michele
Love that Michele… God’s definition of organized, not the world’s. Thanks
I agree with Emily. I saw the book on your site during the last online and loved the title and I also thought that it would be a good way for me to see some organization in my home. It is easier to be organized at work with less stuff to tackle and a time to get away from it. At home there are times I feel pulled so many different ways and not all of that from family members.
Answers to questions for today (in brief):
1. I actually did not have to physically pray about this study. I was reading Glynnis’ blog and saw this book about a month ago and God not so subtly informed me I need to read this book. Seriously, there are times reading her blog and the book I swear she was peeking in my window. So, listening to God, yes, but physical prayer, no.
2. Yes! I am a person who likes “my” schedule. Over the past five years (coincidentally the exact age of my oldest child), I have fought the changes God has been suggesting I need to make and added more technology to my life, not caring whether it was useful or a distraction. About a month ago, I had the exact same feelings of anxiety Glynnis describes as I looked around my home and at my schedule and realized it was out of control. I was no longer consulting God and focusing on my priorities, especially after boy #3 was born in December. It is comforting to know I am not the only one, even though all of our experiences are unique!
3. Yes! I have already made a huge step by making sure God is part of all my decisions!!!
4. Um, yes. Sometimes I focus too much on my vision of organization and not God’s for his plan for my life in this season. So, in reality, I am dealing more with the feelings of being overwhelmed than not being “organized”.
Praise God for places such as this where I can put my quiet time and sharing time, any time.
Q1 I prayed for some way to stay focused and accountable as I take the summer off from my regular Bible study. So this was an answer to that prayer. Also trying to work through some parts of the Bible I haven’t spent much time in, so I’m hoping this will help me in that I’m not mentally running in nine directions at once. So hard to focus on God when everything else is out of whack.
Q2 Glynnis’s statement that increased interconnectedness creates a climate of increased expectations really resonated with me. Misplaced expectations and priorities can be so destructive. Also related to Melissa’s idea of putting Jesus in everything.
Q3,4 yes and yes!
Enjoyed reading everyone’s comments. Felt a little more “together” today and got more done just knowing we are all out there working through this at the same time.
I answered all four questions. (1) I did not pray before signing up but that is because I had been praying for so long for guidance on getting my life more organized and being able to hear God speak to me in the clutter of my life. (2) The comment about “Where is the simplicity?” hit home for me because I feel like I have been seeking the organized me and that simplicity/comfort of organization for the past 6 – 8 years. (3) I am definitely confident that there is new ways and old ones that I might not have remembered or known how to adapt to my new life that will help me in the long run. (4) I definitely believe that the organized me is in there but is just lost somewhere under all the clutter and disorganization. I believe that she is feeling very overwhelmed by the magnitude of it all. I know that God looks at it all and says that is nothing compared to what I have to deal with every day but for me a mere mortal it is very overwhelming. Especially since I am very much the “everything has a place and everything in it’s place”, “stickler of schedules”, and “crave order” type person. I believe that one day I will find her again and maybe find out she has come back with a renewed and revitalized attitude about the “clutter” and “disorganization” in my life.
1. Have you prayed about this journey we are on? What did you ask of God?
Yes I did. I finished reading A Confident heart and was looking for another book to read. Before that, I read Hidden Joy in a Dark Corner. When you are brought back to a closer walk with the Lord…you don’t want to stop! So I prayed that God would lead me to what He wanted me to read as I learn His will for my life. In the meantime, my mind and life seem to be stressed and out of balance. I even created a facebook page or two to help me get my thoughts together. So it just seems like perfect timing!
2. Can you relate to any of what Glynnis talked about in Chapter 1? I can associate with three words: panic, anxiety and exhausted…you should see the scripture taped up all around my office. I swear, my employees must think I’ve gone Jesus bonkers! lol
3. Are you hopeful that you can find new ways to manage your life? (say yes! You signed up for this Bible study!) Yes! And I’m excited about it!
4. Is there an organized person in you? Glynnis Whitwer believes there is and so I’m taking her word for it!
I believe there is…I think she is being sat on by the tired lazy one. Prayers please!!!
First of all, thank you Melissa and your entire team of women for your work on this study! Here are my answers…
1. I have prayed that God would reveal to me his purpose, so that I may see clearly and be able to discern my priorities and not get bogged down by others’ idea of what is important.
2. Absolutely! I related to many. I have often struggled with the most effective ways to leverage all of the technology at our fingertips to make me more effecient instead of complicating things further.
3. I am SO hopeful that I will see new ways to manage my life in God’s terms and be able to continuously modify them as circumstances change.
4. I do know that ther is an organized person in me…I just need to find her again!
1. I hadn’t prayed about the study! Because…well I’m unorganized. But I stopped and prayed now. My prayer was in part “I will listen to You and hear your leading in this study. Lord God, You are in control. This is not a study to gain points but to be open to where you would lead me and teach me.”
2. I definitely can relate to what Glynnis said. I especially liked “My life had changed and I needed to change my practices in response.” I sadly often am the one that continues to try something one way over and over hoping for a different result.
3. I am hopeful to find new ways to manage my life but worried too that I may not implement what I learn. But always hopeful. And I know that I have to give this to God and stay in prayer.
4. Yes! There is an organized person in me. I have to be OK with not being perfect though.
P.S. Impossible to post on friends site to win copy of the book. Tried numerous times to type security words and nothing accepted. Bummer.
1-Yes I have Prayed and asked God to one up my heart and mind. I asked for guidance for me to gain insight during this Study.
2-I can relate to some aspects of the Technology changing and back in the day when you went to the Library and picked up an Encyclopedia.
3- Yes very hopeful.
4-Yes there is definitely still an Organized person in me for sure!
Thank you for archiving past articles. Thank you for your online bible studies! You & your team are amazing!!
Wow! Archives. So simple to get to. Thanks for keeping this up and up-to-date.
found the archive easy to navigate. thanks for the backup plan!
I want to add that Veronica makes everyone she interacts with, feel special! I swear that somedays I think she was brought to me by the Lord to help ME keep going! I will never be able to thank her enough for the support she has given me in my life about my sick 4 year old! She even makes me feel somewhat like a “normal” vs “crazymama” that I know i am;)
Q1: yes, briefly. I was trying to hurry to get on with my day, instead of just seeking Him! Sound familiar?
Q2: yes, I definitely need to APPLY a solid filter!
Q3: yes! I’m even hopeful I may DO some of the things I find.
Q4: yes! I see glimpses of organization but my perfectionism and laziness are definite hindrances.
I tried the archive and yes I understand it!! Thank you for all your hard work!!
I tried the archive and I understand it. Thanks for the opportunity to win free conference calls
I just finished reading Chapter 2. What struck me the most was the part about making the time each day to spend with Jesus. I need a certain amount of quiet time – sometimes with daily devotional – or sometimes just sitting quietly. In our hustle bustle world we live in – it can be hard to be still for even a few moments. But I have found that I am much more productive when I have had time to just “be”.
I am also a list maker. I get a lot of pleasure by being able to cross things off my to do list. I try and prioritze from the most important to the least so i can feel like I have accomplished stuff for that day! Many times unexpected things come up and God has a different plan for me – He also has a great sense of humor – and I have also learned to be flexible. This has happened over time and through a great many “Martha moments”. So far I am enjoying the reading and hope my book comes soon. I also like to highlight things that jump out at me!
Whew- what an awesome beginning. Can’t wait to dig deeper.
1. no, I didn’t pray specifically about this study and I’m not sure why I didn’t. I’ve prayer over and over for YEARS asking God to help be become more organized. Praying for Him to help me get and keep things under control and prioritized but I know that can’t happen until I make HIM my priority. I’ve claimed Galatians 5:1 as a key verse for me- It is for freedom that Christ has set us free. Stand firm, and do not let yourselves be burdened AGAIN, by a yoke of slavery!
2. Oh yes, I can so relate. I know something has to change-I become overwhelmed and anxious about what’s not getting done yet I do nothing about it. Loved this statement- “life had to change but I needed to change my practices in response”- again, I’ve been “trying and trying” to get organized but yet I’ve not made any real changes- none that lasted anyway.
Oh and I think I do suffer from ADT! Distractability, frenzy, impatience, difficulty staying organized, setting priorities and managing time. I could be the poster child for ADT!!
3. Yes, yes, and yes! I am hopeful that I can find new ways to manage my life!! No, that God will lead me (through this wonderful study) to find new ways to manage my life!!
4. Yes, I do believe there is an organized person inside of me. I’ll find her, I know I will
There were a few lines that spoke to me~2 that stand out are (actually 3) Instead of seeing changes as incovenieces, I needed to see them as God-given ways to increase my effectiveness. I also have to know when to close doors on opportunities – or never open them in the first place. ~ I have a lot of trouble not overcommitting. That is one of the things I dearly need to work on. When I overcommitt everything seems to be put by the wayside and I am lost in a mess by the time I get to get something done.
The other line is after that ~ God cares much more about my character and the condition of my heart than the quanitity or quality of my work. ~ I grew up in a church that had about as many rules as the early jews did. I always felt that I had to do do do do and try to be better at everything. I am not saying not to try your best, but you have to realize sometimes your best isn’t perfect. I am working on that too. I guess I am a work in progress lol.
Chapter 2 has a lot in it that I really appreciated.
1. You ARE in control and CHOOSE NOT to be a victim
2. Establish quiet zones in my day
3. Take time to REST in the Lord’s presence
We can step out of our overwhelming schedules and find clarity and rest in the presence of Jesus.
I have told you these things, so that in me you may have pjeace. In this work you will have trouble. But take heart! I have overcome the world. Jon 16:33
~ Each of these things really sticks to me as a go through out last night and this morning. My gma is making my schedule crazy. She is a lovely, godly lady that needs to have some medical answers and until then the anxiety is getting to her. I, just like most everyone else, already have a very full schedule and am finding it hard to get it all and be everything to everyone. Honestly, I sort of let some it out on my teenage son this morning. I can justify it, but in all reality it was and is my problem. I will need to have talk with him later. But it is hard for me to find a moment to have peace and quiet. I have a talkative 3yr old a 17 &18 yr old. Quiet in our house is sort of none existant. I am going to work on time starting today, even if I have to go for a walk to get it. My prayer is to not magically change it all, but to find out how God would have me handle the pulls and calling on my live with the rest of my life. I am one step closer!
Somehow I signed up without getting the original emails so now I am re-checking the blogs to see what I have missed and hopefully will get on the same page with everyone. Here goes:
Q1. Did not pray before but will pray now that I am catching up!
Q2. Haven’t read but I am sure I will relate to the whole thing
Q3. Yes, I am very hopeful to find new ways to manage my life and a deeper relationship with God in the process.
Q4. I think there is an organized person inside me, she is just buried under all the stress and junk of everyday life….praying she finds her way to the surface!
Thanks again Melissa & staff for all the help that you give us through these studies!!
I want to be less “snappy” with my family, and feel more at peace and less overwhelmed. This week is easy because I just started vacation. I pray that next week, when I return to my real life, I can follow through
Q 1. I did not pray specifically about this study, but have been exploring Glynnis’ writings and her “links” for a couple months now, and have learned so much – just felt led to explore this study, too – along with my four small-group study gals!
Q 2. “I had to find ways to get and keep certain controllable parts of my life in order, so I had freedom to manage the more uncontrollable parts of life” – Wow, how obvious and yet how that has escaped me…
The piece that this link directs to was in my mailbox on Monday morning. I thought it fit well with this study. I hope it’s alright that I’m posting it here — both on this end on the end of the author (Mary Southerland from Girlfriends in God). I’m posting the link rather than the piece itself for 2 reasons: this comment will be much shorter; and I don’t want anyone to think I’m trying to pass something off as my own. Since it blessed me, I thought it might bless others.
Long week, and it’s only Wednesday — here’s the link:
http://www.girlfriendsingod.com/2012/time-for-a-change/
1. Oddly, no. I’ve been too busy?! Lol, putting everything before my walk w Christ, apparently. It’s easy to justify w a sick child and a husband that’s not a believer…but no more.
2.allll of it
3.I am sure of it!
4. There used to be, so I’m hoping that she’s still in there somewhere!
Sadly, I am guilty of putting everything else before my walk with Christ and before myself. I pray I can change that through this study.
“I needed simplicity. I needed time to think straight. I needed to refocus my priorities. I needed more order and peace in my day.” Wow! this sentence really stood out as I am always saying, “I need to simplify, and peace in my home would be so very welcomed”.
1. Have you prayed about this journey we are on? What did you ask of God? Or if you have’t prayed yet, why not?As usual I did not take the time to pray, I just jumped in feet first, but will take the time as I know I can only do this through prayer and God’s leading.
2. Can you relate to any of what Glynnis talked about in Chapter 1? Wow, could I ever relate. My children are grown with children of their own, yet I am still needed as much by them as I was when they were little. Something I will need to work on and hopefully through this study I can find a happy medium in this area.
3. Are you hopeful that you can find new ways to manage your life? (say yes! You signed up for this Bible study!) I am very hopeful
4. Is there an organized person in you? Glynnis Whitwer believes there is and so I’m taking her word for it!
I do believe there is one in there somewhere. As I said in an earlier post, I am always organizing and hoping for a means to my madness, only to end up with more madness. Even in my efforts to get organized I would be in such a hurry and when it came time to find things that I thought I had organized, well needless to say, I spent more time looking for those things then I did organizing. I am hoping to be able to slow down and really take a long look at where I am falling short in this organizing endeavor and move forward. Funny thing is, I received my book almost two weeks before the study started and reached chapter 9 and was so excited that I had gotten so far ahead and just knew I would be ahead of the game only to realize that I hadn’t marked in my book and had forgotten much of what I had read, so it’s time to start over. My prayer is that God will show me through this study ways to kindly say no, yes even to my children and more ways to say yes to Him. I am also hoping that all the Bible Study ladies will share any and all organizing info here as sometimes it can be an aha moment for many of us…..Praying for each of us….
I feel like I have been praying about this study even before I signed up for it. We had a spring clothing exchange at our church and I was taking things right and left. I had already told my husband that I was not going because of it being to big of a temptation for me and he understood. I am continuing to clean out. Absolutely of how she had it all put together then mother hood struck and I can totally grasp at what she said. Absolutely I would be doing this study if not. I have already told my husband about this and he is letting me follow through on what needs to be done. I think that there is an organized person in there somewhere and she just needs to come out.
Thanks — the archives were easy to find and read.
In the midst of chaos and daily life with 4 little ones, I often sing a “hymn, psalm or spiritual song” to refocus myself and reconnect with the Lord — sometimes just the Doxology will do to remind myself that I truly am blessed (even if I’m not feeling particularly blessed just then:))…
Yes I have prayed for this study, I know that if I get better organized I will have more time to focus on Him, uninterrupted. Yes, there is an organized person inside me. I do very good being organized for a while then we hit a busy point I get behind and find it very very difficult to get back on track. Then eventually end up throwing in the towel and giving up. I know with Glynnis’wisdom & God’s help I can do this.
Look! I’m already behind and I even had my book and read ahead?
1. I did not pray about this OBS. I knew I needed a study and I will be the first to admit I am more unorganized now than ever so the choice was obvious. Since signing up I have prayed that God would show me what He has for me and help mold me into what I need to be all I can as a daughter of God, a helpmeet to my husband, and a daughter and sister.
2. Along with the advent of electronics came many, many more choices to overstimulate me and crowd my thinking. Choices in the grocery store, on the TV, and others. Life used to be simpler. With more choices came more demands on our time. Electronics made things quicker and the whole world demands more. INSTANT GRATIFICATION AND INFORMATION OVERLOAD. And since we can get things done quicker, more is expected of us.
Relationships are dryer – everything by text or email creates isolation yet we can reach farther in a moment than we could in a week. There is a HUGE need to simplify where we can and develop fuller relationships so we can experience all God has for us. Unfortunately the ‘world’ doesn’t see God as a meaningful part of he experience so our need to simplify can fall on deaf ears.
3. I know I can do all things with God. I never considered that a failure to organize myself could indicate a hole in my relationship wih Him. So I am VERY hopeful that God will reach me where I am at and use this study to help me experience more of Him. God can clear a schedule like none other as I experienced in late 2010 when I was laid off. I never want to reach that place again where I was going through the motions and not hearing or seeking Him.
4. I know she is in there but her mind is cluttered with to do lists, grocery lists, and varied schedules. I KNOW that getting back to a daily, even moment by moment, ‘date’ with God will uncluttered my mind, house, and other responsibilities. I’m very excited to see how glynnis helps this unfold.
I’m really hoping that I can stop myself from going through this study as just another item to mark off my “To Do” list. I really do need and want more control in my family and work life. Right now, I feel like every day I’m just running around putting out fires. So far, I can totally relate to the ideas presented in the book. I am hopeful!
Well, here I am FINALLY! Because of my unorganization, I am behind on the assignments, so I am doing Tuesdays on Thursday. Here are my answers to the questions:
1. No and I don’t know why. I know that is the most important! ……………..But I just did!
2. Yes, I identified a bunch!!!!
3. YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
4. Yes, I know there is an organized person inside me……I just can’t find her for the clutter right now!
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