HEY, IT'S KELLY!

Hey! Here I am on a Saturday night, laying in bed, writing my first blog post. I've always imagined that I would have a blog, but to be honest, never knew what I would actually be writing about. With this blog, I'm hoping to write every week about my organizing adventures and have guest writers' work displayed as well. Today, I filled out the online forms to make KB Organizing Company a legal Maryland business. I can't tell you how excited I am for this, it's official! My business cards are also here and I am so proud of them. The colors are gorgeous and the quality is professional. These last few months have been hours of hard work and dedication, but all so worth it.

In addition to my blog I also have a Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter account for KB Organizing Company. Seeing the interactions between platforms and well as interactions that I get to have with my followers is really fun. My goal is to make a difference in the lives of my clients, as well as my followers. I wish to give good and sound organizing advice to those that are searching for it. I also hope that my love for all things organization will spread and bring happiness to others as it has for me.

If you need help getting started or just want someone to vent to about your clutter, send me a message. I enjoy hearing your stories and getting a peek into your lives. I hope you all will enjoy getting to peek into my life while you follow along on this organizing journey with me!

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  1. Dr. Dana BurnsideNovember 17, 2020 at 7:59 AM

    Wow, the circular trays must help a lot with cluttered cupboards. What a great idea!

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