Leigh Baldwin
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After “start exercising” and “stop smoking/drinking/ overeating,” “get organized” is one of the most popular New Year’s resolutions. No wonder — organizing the chaos in your home or office can foster a sense of calm and control, save money and time and reduce stress and frustration levels. According to a survey by the National Association of Professional Organizers (NAPO), 71 percent of respondents said their quality of life would improve by just getting organized — chances are you agree. Luckily, dozens of NAPO members work here in San Antonio. We’ll talk to four completely collected women, each with her own area of organizational expertise, and offer tips on getting at least one of your New Year’s resolutions off to the right start.
This year, make a resolution to spend less time in the mall and more time being nourished and uplifted by San Antonio’s vast cultural offerings.
San Antonio is at its best for the holidays. Fiesta may be more famous, but nothing compares to the sight of the lights strung across the sparkling water of the River Walk, the warmth and camaraderie of the church tamalada or the civic pride of the many charitable offerings such as the 30-year-old Raul Jimenez Thanksgiving Dinner.
ChildSafe sees more than 1,700 sexually abused children per year, as well as their non-offending family members.
It wouldnt be summer in San Antonio without the annual Texas Folklife Festival at the Institute of Texan Cultures. With 20 plus acres of delicious food, original music, crafts and demonstrations, the Festival is one of my dearest San Antonio traditions.
