I name my categories, list what I want to buy in each one, and I have a neat and tidy list to take with me on my shopping trip.

For example, I often buy pantry items and dairy products at Aldi, meat and produce at Trader Joe’s (also flowers– they call to me every time!), and household items and some specific snacks for my son’s school at Target. Then I think about what I need to buy at each store. To use this printable, I start by listing the stores I’m planning on visiting at the top. I thought it might be nice to organize my list by store so the items would be easier to find. These days I typically end up hitting more than one store on shopping days since I’m looking for certain deals or like to get particular items at each store. As my grocery shopping habits have changed, though, I have felt a need to tweak that original list.

When I was in the grocery store, I wanted a way to be able to see what I needed from each area of the store rather than trying to scan a long, random list. One of the very printables I ever created was a shopping list. There’s just something about having all of my information organized and in one place that helps me get things done more efficiently. In fact, any time I tackle a project, I usually start by sitting down and coming up with a printable to help me. Hi there, readers of The Happy Housie! I’m Abby from Just a Girl and Her Blog, and I am so delighted that Krista allowed me to invade her corner of the world wide web today! 🙂 If you would pop over to my blog, it wouldn’t take you long to find out that I love, love, love organizing! And I especially love it when it involves a pretty printable. Are you ready to up the organization factor in your life? I know, I am.Īnd today my friend Abby from Just a Girl and Her Blog is here to share a fabulous resource that she had created to help you and I organize every little aspect of our lives! She has created a document of over 25 organizing printables to help you simplify every aspect of your life!!

How to organize your life printables