MARCH 12, ‘25 // TOPIC #142 - WRAPPING WRECK To store rolls of wrapping paper, I find that storing them upright in an umbrella stand or other tall container/box keeps them the most handy and neat. I keep this stand on the floor of my crafts closet, in the corner. TOPIC #141 – CLEANING SUPPLIES In response to the cleaning lady using a wheelie as a detergent caddy. I think the simplest solution is if she just buys another suitcase or a caddy on wheels for her cleaning lady to walk around the house with. TOPIC #142 - WRAPPING WRECK I bought clear drawer organizers that are around the size of a typical roll of ribbon and line them up inside. This way, I can look from the top and see exactly what color/type of ribbon I need. TOPIC # 140 - CAMERAS You can get a kosher Canon PowerShot camera at Mehadrin Devices in Monsey. TOPIC #60 – THINNING HAIR I have a two-year-old who has very little hair. I really want him to have more hair when he gets peyos. I want to know if somebody can give me ideas or tips that can help stimulate hair growth. Thank you. Books Hello Busy Balabustes, We’re here, at the doorstep of a season of simcha and geulah, beezras Hashem, and we’ve even been treated to temperatures of summer outside this week! It’s a hectic time, and hopefully also a very happy time. Let’s all give us yiddishe mammes a round of applause for all the big, small, and even medium sized errands, tasks, and details we’re tending to with so much loving care. And because Pesach comes closer even as Purim passes, we’re moving along the home organization. Heading into the playroom, where we’ve already discussed games in the past. Now, let’s focus on the books, which you may keep in a different room in the house, but are likely dealing with the torn pages and bindings anyways. Books are timeless, or at least they should be. But, how do we prevent them from getting torn and out of shape from being handled repeatedly by little hands? Whether it’s an adult book, a comics book, or a sing-along electronic book – how do you keep it beautiful and ready for the next pair of hands? A Freilichen Purim to all! 146
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