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There's an order to making a hotel bed: the sheet corners come first.

Last week of September: the boiler you had serviced last year is due again.

January: we're counting what's left in the pantry. The tarhana, molasses, and paste shelf.

We picked this collection from the catalog {MONTHS} months ago. Here's how we choose.

The first three questions I write in my notebook in a first meeting.

Why so many first-week-of-January messages start with “this year.”

Lunchbox trial runs that start a week before school opens.

If your New Year's goal is ‘run every day,’ watch this first.

Three things to plan with your vet as flea and tick season opens.

Why is the gym packed in January? The three quietest hours for newcomers.

For owners planning to sell this year: the January to-do list.

The thermometer just dropped below 7°C. Winter tire season starts now.

Three things to do in the first week for couples who got engaged over New Year's.

Three things to ask in January if you're looking for a photographer for this year's weddings.

January sales: first, write down what your closet is actually missing.

Heating on, windows shut: the two things I changed in my routine this week.

Does the bedroom feel cold in January? Change the curtains and rug first.

The three checkpoints I built into the course so January starters don't quit in February.

October is when next year's software budget quietly gets written.

A policy update list for businesses whose headcount or turnover changed at the new year.

Everyone says ‘this year’ in January. I wrote down the three things I'm dropping this year.

The first appointment to put on the January calendar: the six-month checkup.

Not a New Year's resolution, but a January calendar for research and consultations.

Planning the treatment you put off last year: the first step is sending documents, not picking a date.