Simplify weeknight meals and weekly shopping by developing a meal plan. Transfer
favorite meals to standard sized note cards. Store the cards in a box or binder
until it's time to pull out the recipes you plan to make for the week. Take the cards with you to the grocery store to ease ingredient shopping. Then attach the cards to a menu board that clearly lets everyone know what's for dinner.

I love this idea! This tip can be found here.

I find that using  3 small notebooks helps me to organize not only my work and
school-related schedules, but also my creative ideas and my blogging "stuff".

Here is what I use:

1. AGENDA
I do not have a fixed weekly schedule, instead I hold several part-time jobs and my teaching schedule varies throughout the semester.  So I find having an agenda/weekly planner to be extremely useful. This year I decided  to make one myself (tutorial coming up) and this cute red and pink notebook holds all important dates, deadlines and appointments. I find it useful to  use pencil rather than pen in my agenda - this way I can "move" things around  easier, keeping pages (more or less) "organized".

2. IDEAS NOTEBOOK
Do you remember recycled  notebook I've made in October? Well I am
using a similar one as my Ideas Notebook. The size makes it perfect for caring
around and I use it to write my  "to do" lists, phone numbers, ideas that pop in
my head throughout the day, shopping lists ...Once I go through all the pages in this notebook, I will  make a similar one to use next month.  Oh, and I will definitely share a  tutorial for the new type of binding I use. 

3. BLOG PLANNER
I bought this agenda on a whim, while gift shopping in December. At that time I had no clue it would become an essential part of my idea organizing package.  Now, I use it to plan everything blog-related. I schedule posts in the monthly preview and use the rest of the month pages to jot down topics and to sketch post content.  I also have blog outline and plan upcoming series on the "notes" pages of this agenda 

How do you keep organized? Where do you store all your favorite ideas?

Link to SAS Blog here.