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Greetings! 4/29/11 was Lauren Spahrs last day working for Rubbermaid. For press or blogger inquiries, please contact Erin Gentry at 704.987.4612 or erin.gentry@rubbermaid.com.For eMarketing inquiries, please contact Jim Deitzel at 704.987.4637 or jim.deitzel@rubbermaid.com. This message may contain information that is confidential and/or protected by law. If the reader of this message is not the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that any dissemination, distribution, copying or communication of this message is strictly prohibited. If you have received this communication in error, please contact the sender immediately and delete the message. Please note that although we will take all commercially reasonable efforts to prevent viruses from being transmitted from our systems, it is the responsibility of the recipient to check for and prevent adverse action by viruses on its own systems.

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Oh yes, I agree - it can be a pain. First of all, we tend to dump it on the first flat surface we find, thus junking up our counters & tables! Then, there is the balancing act of when do process it. Daily might be too much, but too long in between times could cause late bills. We recommend keeping junk mail shredder or recycled can right near the place you receive the mail. Thus, you can simply toss that off first hand and it makes it easier to sort. I have seen some people use a bin that has one section labeled for things that need attention on the days of the month 1-15, and the other for later. That way, it is easier to keep up. Lauren

Tanya, The beauty of the Homefree ssytem is that it can expand and contract to fit most any sized closet. You just buy the kit that fits your dimensions and it can be customized for you. At Lowe's, the 3-6" is $93, the 4-8" is $114 and the 6-10 is $176. Good luck & happy organizing! Lauren

Jaime, I love slow cooker meals. I just wrote out 3 for my friend Noelle who just had a baby and is low on time. Here they are: Erin Gentry's Mom's Brunswick Stew -package chicken -2 cans creamed corn -1 can lima beans or other veggie -big can crushed tomatoes -chopped onion Chicken Southwestern Stew -package chicken -black beans -corn -2 jars of salsa Either serve as "soup" or over rice Pad Thai mix -chicken -chopped red pepper -onion -3 T of chili sauce -1/4 t cayenne -1 cup water -1/4 cup peanut butter Either serve with rice noodles or over rice

There was an insert in last Sunday's paper for $5 off. Hopefully, a friend still has the paper you could use to clip it?

I am so glad to hear that Cheryl! Packing lunches (and leftovers) can save so much money!

Wow; these are amazing ideas Allison. Thanks for the great organizing advice for electronic files. Lauren

A divided premier is a 9 cup container that has little dividers in it so you can separate foods in the compartments. For instance, you could have meat in one side, mashed potatoes in another and a veggie in the third. We have divided Lock-its at Target, divided Easy Find Lids at Kmart, Meijer and Fred Meyer. Divided Premier is also at Meijer.