Sometimes you just need that extra bit of help out of your day or want to have all the tips and tricks on a certain activity. Well I have pulled together some of the best websites out there that will help you get though your difficult day in a breeze.
1. TipNut.com – This site has all the household tips, craft projects, recipes, kitchen & cooking tips and other neat-o hints that you could ever want when it comes to organizing your home. I’ve just recently come to find this site, and have fallen in love.
2. Lifehacker.com – Full of downloads and tips that you can use to make your life easier. I’ve found a lot of one-click applications that speed up my website work and browsing.
3. The Fresh Loaf – This site contains featured recipes, lessons, book reviews, a community forum and recipe exchange, and baker blogs. So please take some time to look around. It’s made with the amateur in mind.
4. Chore Buster – Organize your chores and household plans and have the calendar emailed to you (or each person gets their own list emailed) weekly or monthly as reminder on what to do. You can split the chores among family members and set the difficulty of chores so that your 6 year old doesn’t get something they aren’t capable of doing!
5. The Dollar Stretcher – Learning how to be frugal and save money in this tight economy! Excellent tips and ideas to keep your money where it belongs. In your pocket.
6. FlyLady.net – This is the first stop for any submissive wanting to organize your life. She’s an online coach to a tidy home and trust me, it works! I made my household binder based on her ideas and I enjoy adding to it every week.
7. Recipezaar – A recipe index with thousands of recipes, the ability to save recipes in your own cookbook for bookmarking purposes and submit your own recipes. I love the quantity adjustment feature so that I can increase and decrease the number or servings without calculation errors!
8. Moms Buzz – Mom’s Buzz keeps you in the loop with useful beauty tips, fun and easy recipes, awesome activities for kids (even the grownup ones) – and a hefty dose of humor to make you smile!
9. To Done! – A regularly updated collection of thoughts, writings, tips, tricks and information on personal productivity, work/life balance and getting things done.
10. Google Calendar – Google’s calendar allows you to make your schedule, receive reminders and alerts, share calendars with other Google users and view it from anywhere with an internet connection. You can even send out invites for parties and other things. It’s great for bills, birthdays and other special events as well as everyday tasks and chores.
Well, that’s a starting list, but I know you all have excellent websites you love to use and would recommend to anyone struggling to find time in their day for everything. What websites do you like?
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Thank you so much for this list. One of the things that I feel is important to my submission is good homemaking, yet it’s something that isn’t really natural to me.
I especially like FlyLady and follow the tips she sends on her email list.
OMG, thank you sooo much! The Lifehacker site had an upload for the Blackberry that lets you speak the name of the site you want and my husband/owner LOVED LOVED LOVED this! I made his day and since making his day is my LIFE, I am thrilled. As well as he. Thank you!
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Thank you so much for sharing these websites, I have had fun exploring them, there is so much good information.
Helpful, thanks!
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Id like to add one more site!!! I see google calender is up ther but I dont like it cause it forces you to organize tasks by every hour. Instead I use Cozi.com!!!
Online as well as desktop calender that can be reached on any computer or mobile device. Syncs with outlook etc. Organizes tasks by person and has list and journaling features. Best of all it SYNCS. Which means if a task is added by person 1 and a task is added by outlook from person two then immediatly person 3 can see what everyone else is up to!!!
I LOVE it!
I am a submissive male, yes i do the housework and strive to please my wife. I find the info and the comments here very helpful. Getting me organized and maintaining my focus on current task is what her main complaint with me is. i am using Fly lady and following her plan, but wife has different things she wants done. I need a chore list that can be updated often, with the ability for it to viewed by her with mobile device.
i need to find a site ofr class to perfect ironing.
I’d recommend google docs for the chore list or my new fav http://www.rememberthemilk.com/ which is an online to do and task list that can be viewed/updated and edited via mobile connections. Give that a try!