Let's face it - sometimes our clothes dryers eat socks, don't they? I have yet to figure out how or why, but this just seems to be a fact.  Because I am always looking to reuse and repurpose items, I found a great idea for those lone socks.  Use them as dust rags. Slip one over your hand and begin dusting. If you have children, they might find this fun to do as well.  Since the socks aren't valuable without their mates, you can always wash them and reuse them or throw them out.
 
A friend of mine told me her socks sometimes end up in corners of her fitted sheets. That made me laugh because that has happened to me as well. As a reminder, check everything when you take the items out of your washing machine and/or dryer. The match may just be hiding there.
  
READY, SET, GO From Bedlam to Brilliance!!! 
Barbara Berman, Professional Organizer
www.bb-clutter-solutions.com
info@bb-clutter-solutions.com
856-912-0077
 
BB's Clutter Solutions is located in Cherry Hill, NJ and serves New Jersey (north and south), Philadelphia and its Pennsylvania suburbs, and New York City.

Meet Blaze! He is a 1 year old, male, Pit Bull Terrier-Boxer mix. Blaze was found as a stray, looking for his family that he lost. His family never came looking for him, so he was placed up for adoption. Blaze is a very well mannered boy and sits nicely for treats. He has a happy personality and he still loves to run and play in the yard. Blaze will make an exciting addition to any family. He hopes you will give him the new home he's waiting for! Blazes card number is 214624 Gloucester County Animal Shelter 1200 N. Delsea Drive Clayton, NJ 08312 856-881-2828 x 5934

Join us for Career Day for Students on March 10th, 10:00am-12:30pm at Amazing Grace Resource Center, 33 S. Main Street, Mullica Hill, NJ 08062. There will be over ten presenters representing the following professional fields: Medicine, Legal, Education, Christian Ministry, Business, Art, and Information Technology with a Q&A session for each presenter. Students in grades 6-12 and first and second year college students are invited to attend. For more details call 856-478-9800.

Life Styles Supports, Inc. is a New Jersey non-profit corporation serving adults with special needs. We are a qualified Real Life Choices and Self Directed Day Services provider and also accept self pay. The agency was founded by Dennis Simcox and Diane Hernandez when they realized that Dennis' daughter, Chrissy Simcox was not receiving high quality services. Dennis and Diane made it their mission in life to provide excellent, person centered programs and support for developmentally disabled adults.

Services provided:

DAY SUPPORT PROGRAM – "Our Place" is not your typical day program. We design it to fit the individual, believing in the importance of Person Centered Thinking and doing our part to accomplish individuals' goals and dreams. "Our Place" is a DDD real Life Choices (RLC) , Self Directed Day Services (SDDS) and Self Determination qualified habilitation and recreation program, Monday through Froday, 9:30 AM – 2:30 PM. Activities during day program include cooking class, computer class, piano lessons, crafts, music, exercise classes every morning, volunteer opportunities at Angels of God Clothing Closet and Serve a Tray, bowling every Wednesday and a day trip every Friday. Provide your own transportation to the program or use Access Link or Life Styles Supports transportation.

ATTENTION BRIDES! Rosebud Floral Art Rosebud Floral Art is giving away a $100 wedding flower coupon to the first 5 people who visit the website and schedule a wedding consultation thru the "contact us" page on the site. The coupon can only be used for brides booking their wedding flowers with us and spending a minimum of $500.

Glassboro High School students will be the beneficiaries as the Glassboro Rotary Presents the annual Casino Night fundraiser on Saturday, March 10. The event will take place 7:00-11:00 p.m. at the Glassboro VFW (275 Wilmer Street).

Atlantic City, NJ– Virtua Foundation is proud to announce the top sponsors for the upcoming Virtua Gala in support of the Patient Care Fund. Each year, this black-tie affair raises significant funds to support Virtua and the families of South Jersey who depend on its excellent care. Senior Vice President of Corporate Synergies Group, Ron Weiss, celebrates their 11th year as Presenting Sponsor for this highly-anticipated event. They are joined by the top entertainment sponsors, which include the following generous partners: Burris Construction Company, Genesis HealthCare, Larchmont Imaging Associates, NEC, South Jersey Radiology Associates, Turner Construction. Event proceeds will benefit the Patient Care Fund at Virtua Foundation. This fund was established to help Virtua go above and beyond to preserve the dignity of patients when they need it the most. Whether it funds diapers and formula for a new single mother, transportation for a patient who needs help getting to cancer treatments or medication for a senior citizen on a fixed income, the Patient Care Fund helps manage the gap between health care and home. The 2012 Virtua Gala will be held on March 3 at the Borgata Hotel, Casino & Spa. For ticket information, or to learn more about remaining sponsorship opportunities, please call Virtua Foundation at (856) 355-0830.

PITMAN, NJ – JANUARY 30, 2012 – Virtua, a comprehensive multi-hospital healthcare organization, has partnered with Total Turf Experience, an indoor sports facility in Pitman, NJ, slated to open on February 14, 2012.  The partnership includes an onsite Virtua Sports Medicine program, community outreach programs, and naming rights of the state-of-the-art sports complex, called the Virtua/Total Turf Experience.  "Virtua's reputation and expertise in sports medicine makes it an outstanding sponsor for us," said Jerry McGough, Total Turf Experience co-founder. "Together, we are committed to making the Virtua/Total Turf Experience a premier destination for athletes in South Jersey." 

GLASSBORO – Rehearsals are well underway for Glassboro High School's production of the Disney musical Beauty and the Beast, slated to run Thursday-Saturday, March 1, 2 and 3 at 7:30 p.m. in the school auditorium.  The ambitious production has brought the entire community together for talent recruitment, fundraising, set building and a special one-night-only pre-show tea party to introduce young children to the larger-than-life characters.