As I've been sorting through my storage bins and attempting to pack a box a day in anticipation of my move, I've been weeding out a lot of stuff — but what to do with all the things that no longer fit or suit me? Do I sell them to help fund my move, or donate them for the greater good?

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Q: I've moved into a new apartment where I've divided my living room for double duty as a home office where I work from. One of the problems I've run into is the cable internet connection running from the hallway into the living room; the cable is not only an eyesore, but also easy to trip over. I currently have it hung over and around the doorway, but it's really ugly. Any suggestions?

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Today's One Minute Tip comes from Justin Klosky, with a reminder to keep the peaceful sanctuary that is your home just that: home, by organizing how much of the news of the rest of the world you want to allow in -- and when you consume it. More

I hate to be a Daniel Downer, but it's approximately a month away from that most detested day of the year: Federal taxes must be filed by Monday, April 15th. As someone who juggled W2s galore as a freelancer for years, I know all about the pain and procrastination of filing season. Here are a few helpful tools, both online, offline, and hardware to ease the burden of tackling all those forms.

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As these displays show, sometimes necklaces can look just as good on your walls as they do around your neck. Plus, hanging them in pretty arrangements lets you decorate and organize your space all at once. More

Desk Pad Classic • About $52.00 • Burning Love We recently shared Vahan's DIY FLOR carpet tile desk pad and organizer, but some readers noted it was too much coverage. Here's a similar wool felt desk pad, compatible with most mice for smooth scrolling, with the addition of a leather strap to keep important documents, cards, and devices secure. More

Canvas storage bins are about as exciting as bologna on white. But add a little of "mustard" graphically and you've got a storage system that fits and works together both visually and spatially like an old bookshelf entertainment system...

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When I was a kid growing up in New York, it was a spring ritual to go through the box of summer clothes my mother had packed away the previous fall, trying them on to see what fit and what was, and wasn't, usable. More

Who hasn't opened their pantry or cabinets to a mess and thought — there's not even any "real food" for dinner? Kimberly's pantry needed a clean out and some order. If this 'before' photo looks familiar to you, check out what some labels and dollar bins did for her:

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"A place for everything, and everything in its place." It's the only advice you'll ever need for getting your home organized and clutter-free. You can take that philosophy and drill it down to apply it to even the tiniest of spaces — like that messy drawer in your bathroom, kitchen or workspace.

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