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It happens to the best of us. We're so busy with our summer events and daily to-do lists that things get a little out of place and out of hand. Before you know it, summer's over-and the unresolved clutter from one season starts spilling over into the next. Preventing this problem is easier said than done. Being organized takes time and energy. And if you haven't done it in a while, it can leave you wondering where you should start and how to get through it. That's where the advice from a professional comes in. So to help you tackle even the toughest organizational challenges, we interviewed Allison Carter, Chief Executive Organizer and owner of The Professional Organizer, a company that trains and licenses organizers and is dedicated to helping people get organized. What Should You Do Right Now-Before Summer Ends? Allison Carter explained that this time of year is crucial to maintaining an organized, clutter-free home heading into the next season. "Before winter, t...

Go Swimming! Visit our website There are two types of people, those who exercise on a regular basis and those who don't do it nearly enough. Regardless of the category you fit into, swimming is an exercise that can benefit everyone. So, grab your swimsuits and head for the water. We're going swimming! Thanks to the success of Michael Phelps and the members of the United States swim team at last year's Olympics in Beijing, the popularity of swimming is at an all-time high. From their domination throughout the events to their incredible physiques, US swimmers have created a stir, inspiring many of us to hit the pool. We thought it only fitting that we chime in with some tips to get you started. Why Swim? Swimming is primarily an outdoor activity, something that all of us can use a little more of. There's something rejuvenating about enjoying a little sunshine and fresh air while exercising your body. The bonus is that once your workout is finished you're already at th...

From a clever twist on the usual potluck to a summertime spread gone international, with a dash of imagination and a quick change of scenery, our alfresco dining ideas are sure to please the crowd. Make-Together Meal Get collaborative with your guests in the kitchen, and then enjoy the homemade meal together beneath the stars. Decide on a menu and complete the basic prep at home, asking that your friends bring over specific ingredients you still need. Perhaps it's chicken kabobs seared to perfection on the grill-purchase the chicken and skewers yourself and let the meat marinate ahead of time. Suggest that your friends bring over their favorite vegetables, then assemble them together and grill them outdoors. For even more bonding time in the kitchen, try making the entire meal from scratch with your friends. Ask each of your guests to bring the ingredients for one of your pre-determined dishes, then prepare the meal indoors and enjoy it outside. To avoid a crowded kitchen, try spli...