This week's meal bag comes to us from Page.

Hi, Michelle. I live in wildfire-stricken Southern California, and at any given time, we could be

asked to pack up our life in under 10 minutes and evacuate.

Specifically, the last week in Southern California has been stressful, as we are all under a red

flag warning. But my Sunday basket and my organized 365

binders give me some comfort knowing all of my paperwork is in one spot and easy to access.

Thank you to Lisa for the foresight to create these products and, most importantly, providing

weekly work sessions to stay on top of our home

and life management.

So far, my area is safe, but in Southern California, you never know when it could be your time.

Do you have an Organized 365 success story?

If so, we would love to hear about it.

Please send us an email at customer service at

Organized 365 and tell us how you have taken back your home, your paper, and your life with Organized

365. In this new series, I'm talking about the six stages of household economics.

I know.

I'm not an economist.

I don't have my PhD yet.

I'm just a woman who has a lot of lived experience and has talked to a lot of people.

And so what I want to tell you about in these six stages that I have observed is how the economics of the household grows and

changes over time and what you can do in each stage to support the next stage. So in this series,

I'm going to be talking about this through the lens of being a U.S. household, the United States

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