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Put holiday gifts in a laundry basket

Over at Parent Hacks they have a great post on keeping things somewhat organized among the chaos of Christmas morning. They suggest giving each member in the family a basket so they can put their stuff in it after they open their presents. That way nothing gets lost and clean up is a breeze.

Brett McKay

Original creator of "Mormon Hacker" back in 2006, which became Mormon Life Hacker in 2010. Currently the owner/chief editor of The Art of Manliness.

Tithing Settlement In 2 Days (Share This Gift With Your Bishopric)

Tevya
13 November 2013
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This is post 1 of 2 in the series “Tithing Settlement in 2 Days” During the holidays, Bishopric members should be home with their families. These posts explore methods to…

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Tithing Settlement Tear-Off Schedule

Kurt Francom
27 November 2012
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Now that tithing settlement can be held as early as October 15, we hope the bishop can actually enjoy Christmas this year. That still leaves him the responsibility to get every…

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How to Print a Ward Map & Organize Emergency Prep

Kurt Francom
31 May 2012
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Big news! You better sit down for this one…ok…are you ready? LDS Maps just got an upgrade! Ok…ok…so that news isn’t too exciting and many of you don’t even know…

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GEEK.Q.P. — Use tech to organize an Elders Quorum

J Washburn
26 October 2012

Here’s how we’ve organized our Elders Quorum: We have a Google Sites site, and it links to all the important documents people might need. After the home page, we have…

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2-Day Tithing Settlement: How it Went

Tevya
19 November 2014
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2 days? Really? Yep.

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Never Ever Forget Fast Sunday Again

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8 November 2010
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Here’s a quick way to remind yourself that it’s Fast Sunday. Every month. For the rest of your life. In Google Calendar, you can set an event to repeat…

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