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Welcome to Love Your Space
Professional Organizing Services
Does your home or work space make you feel stressed, confused and cranky? When did you last feel
comfortable in that space? Would you like to create more space
and time for what really matters in your life?
Love Your Space specializes in fresh starts and focuses on aligning your space with what's important in your life.
LYS founder, Angela Irvine will gently and expertly guide and support you through the purging and organizing process, keep you on track
and motivated, and help you stay focused. You will confidently let go of the things that no longer reflect who
you are and where you're headed. Feel life get easier as you let go of clutter and get more centered.
You CAN have a space that's comfortable, calming and functional - be it a closet, an office, a room...
You CAN Love Your Space!
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Angela recently met Michelle Francis, the founder of Blouses to Boots Ladies Consignment.
She is holding a One Day Ladies Spring/Summer Consignment Sale on May 31st.
It presents you a venue to sell and recycle all those extra clothes you have in your closet that
are still in good condition but need to go!!!!!
Itís the perfect opportunity to CLEAR YOUR CLOSET and make some extra cash!
www.blousestoboots.com
Angela was featured in Metro trying to help reporter Tracey Tong find her floor. Read the article »
As featured in the Ottawa Citizen Read the article »
As featured in Lifepeak Magazine Read the article »
Article by Angela Irvine Read more »
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Live the clutter-free way:
When an occasion calls for a gift, focus on shared experiences, instead of more stuff. Rather than buying yet another
item which will clutter
up your loved ones home, buy tickets or gift certificates to share an experience with them (the spa or a concert).
Consider giving edible gifts that will be consumed (wine, homemade jam). Parents would appreciate offers of
babysitting or a gift certificate for housecleaning services. Give seniors coupons to shovel their snow,
weed their garden or get groceries delivered. At the very least, ask for wish lists from others, so you
can give them things they will use.
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