* Take time to donate or pass along decorations you did not use this year.

* Toss any broken lights or ornaments.

* Enlist the help of family members to put decorations away (put like items together in bins and remember to label. This will make it easier to identify contents in future years).

* Update your address book from Holiday cards received this year.

* If you shop "after Christmas" sales are sure to write down what gifts you bought and who you intend to give them to for next year. If ou buy cards, wrapping paper or other holiday supplies on sale, write a note for yourself in your November 2010 calendar to remind yourself of the location.

* Write down what your family really enjoyed about the Holidays and what you would do differently next year...keep this in your November 2010 calendar so you can remember what activities to repeate and plan time for and which to let go.

* Make time for yourself to relax and re-establish daily routine.

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