Getting your kitchen ready for Fall!

I think it is safe to say that the cool air is here to stay and Autumn in upon us! For many people, this is a great time of year to stay indoors and do some cleaning. When you decide it is time to get into cleaning mode, be sure that you remember to get your kitchen good and ready! With the holiday season rapidly approaching, the kitchen will most likely be the family gathering place. Sprucing up your kitchen to embrace the Fall/Winter seasons will give all of your friends and family a lovely place to enjoy good food and great memories.

First:
Take some time to look around your kitchen and try to figure out what should stay or what items may be able to get packed away. Do you really need the ice tea maker? Make room for your the Fall & Winter items. After all, you could be struck with a winter baking inspiration at anytime!

Second:
Be sure to give your kitchen a good cleaning. Open windows can be wonderful for letting in fresh air, but they also let in dirt, dust & allergens. Give you counters and cabinets a good cleaning to freshen them up & bring them back to life. Clean out your canisters and fill them up with new flour and sugar. This is the season for baking, so make sure you are ready.

Third:
Organize your kitchen in a way that is clutter free and inviting. Make space to create delicious cookies, pies and dinners for family gatherings you will be having. Make sure to add seasonal flowers to your table and decorative areas. Flowers and pines are a great way to bring the outside in and they are great for lifting your mood.


Phinally (sorry, I had to do it...go phillies!!!):
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