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Cash In Your Collections

Posted on May 28, 2013

Have you been saving something for years because “it will be worth a lot of money someday?”  Ah, yes, that mythical “someday”.

I often encounter this with my clients.   It could be something (or a collection of things) that they have been saving since childhood.  Or it could be something they have inherited in recent years.

It’s never been easier to check the value of your collectibles.  Just go to eBay and search for items like yours.  You’ll see how much people are selling them for and how much buyers are bidding.  You’ll also see how flooded the market is.  You can use the Advanced Search function to see what prices they have sold for recently.

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Plastics Recycling Grows Up

Posted on May 14, 2013

After years of trying to explain to my confused clients which plastics went into the recycling bin and which didn’t, I’m delighted to say that New York City has revised its rules.

The New York City Department of Sanitation is now accepting all rigid plastics in recycling pickups.  What does that mean, you ask?

Here is a list of rigid plastics from the NYC recycling web site:

  • plastic bottles, jugs & jars
  • rigid plastic caps & lids
  • rigid plastic food containers (yogurt, deli, hummus, dairy tubs, cookie tray inserts, “clamshell” containers, other plastic take-out containers)
  • rigid plastic non-food containers
  • rigid plastic packaging (“blister-pak” and “clamshell” consumer packaging, acetate boxes)
  • rigid plastic housewares (flower pots, mixing bowls, plastic appliances, etc.)
  • bulk rigid plastic (crates, buckets, pails, furniture, large toys, large appliances, etc.)

For my own edification, I made up this rule:  if it’s plastic and you can crumple it up in your hand, then throw it in the garbage.  If you can’t crumple it up in your hand, then recycle it.

Just remember to thoroughly clean all containers with soap and water before recycling.  That makes them more saleable to the companies that buy them, which means more money for NYC!

For information about all NYC recyclable rules, see their web site.

One Man’s Trash is Another Man’s Treasure

Posted on May 6, 2013

You know that item that you bought a long time ago but you never used it and now it just clutters up your closet?  Yeah, that one.

We had a closet full of those.  Well, not a whole closet.  But what we had was bulky, so it seemed like it.

A few weeks ago, I decided that the large unused items had to go, and  I made some plans for them.  One item, a full-sized piano keyboard which connects to a computer so that you can digitally record what you are playing, was close to celebrating its 6th anniversary in our closet.  It was still in the original box and had never been used.

I put it out in the living room so that we would remember to carry it down to the trash room, hoping that someone in our building would see it and take it.

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Three Idiots

Posted on April 29, 2013

I’ve noticed that I give the most enjoyment to my readers when I confess that the Organizing Goddess has feet of clay.  Yes, dear readers, even professional organizers are human!

Earlier this year, Barry Manilow appeared on Broadway in a concert of his music.  Back in the day, I was a huge Barry Manilow fan.  This was not a cool thing to admit back then, but I was fearless in my individuality and would happily confess it.  Somebody once said to me, “But all his songs are exactly the same.”  I replied, “Maybe so, but I like that song.”

Hearing that Barry would be appearing on Broadway got me thinking about how much his music had meant to me, particularly in times of trouble.   Shortly thereafter, one of my favorite TV shows, Glee, ran an episode about guilty pleasures, and one of the teenage characters admitted to being a Fanilow.  (Love that word.)

So I decided to buy a Barry Manilow CD and wallow in my uncoolness.  I poked around on Amazon.com and found Ultimate Manilow, which had all the songs that were meaningful to me.  A few days later, I ordered the CD.  Thanks to a new feature on Amazon, you can do an instant download after you purchased a CD.  I downloaded Barry and had a blast going down Memory Lane listening to those songs.

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Simplify Your Packing

Posted on April 24, 2013

When I was in my twenties, every vacation was an opportunity to wear fabulous outfits.  Of course, wearing a fabulous outfit means bringing multiple pairs of shoes and a lot of accent pieces and accessories.  Luckily I grew out of that phase, and I now pack very simply, bringing things that are easy to pack and easy to wear.  I never pack more than I need.

The one exception has always been my jewelry.  I am crazy about costume jewelry.  Nothing oversized or flashy, but interesting and unique pieces, especially earrings.  I typically bring a different pair of earrings to wear each day — specially coordinated to my outfit – and sometimes even a different necklace to match it.

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