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• Business Network International Success Masters – Newest Addition : Clever Container
• Georgetown Woman’s Club – Hands-On Organizing Demonstration : The Pantry
• Business Network International Success Masters – Office Organization 101
• Online Event – The Great Organizing Giveaway

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• Ave Maria Ladies of Saints Francis and John Catholic Parish – Organizing 101
• Business Network International Success Masters – Organizing 101
• Georgetown Realtor Breakfast – Home Staging 101
• Private Organizing Party – Closet Organization 101
• Senior Activity Center – Paper Management 101

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• Babies ‘R’ Us – Organizing 101 for New Moms
• Grace Christian Center Mothers of Preschoolers – Get Organized, Mom!
• Northeast Christian Church Mothers of Preschoolers – Get Organized, Mom!

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• Georgetown Moms Club – Get Organized, Mom!

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Michele Welsh, mom to three small children, is the creator of SafetyTat, the ultra-cool temporary ID tattoo for your little ones.

They can be purchased (a) customized with your mobile phone number, or (b) blank so you can write your cell phone number on them. SafetyTat, the highly visible form of identification (that stays in place even when wet), offers immeasurable peace of mind to parents.

SafetyTats are a great child safety identification device for: Theme Parks, Amusement Parks, Shopping Malls, Airports, Fairs, Festivals, Traveling, Museums, Zoos, Stadiums, Playgrounds, Site Seeing, Field Trips, Drop-off Birthday Parties and Play Dates, First Day of School, Scout Trips…anywhere you have kids in crowds.

In fact, you can even order customized SafetyTats for children with allergies or special needs. Perfect for those in childcare… Such a great idea!

If you are involved in an accident or other emergency that leaves you incapacitated, who will speak for you? The following tips are quick and simple, and could very well save your life.

• ICE Sticker : Store the phone numbers of your emergency contacts in your cellphone, prefaced with the acronymn ICE (i.e., In Case of Emergency). As an additional potential lifesaving measure, and an indicator to emergency personnel, affix an ICE Sticker to the back of your cellphone.

• Wallet Card : Keep a hard copy of your family’s emergency plan and medical history in your wallet. For additional peace of mind, use a self-laminating sheet to protect your wallet card from everyday wear-and-tear.

• Medic Alert : If you have any potential life-threatening allergies or medical conditions, check out the latest fashions of Medic Alert Jewelry. The once-utilitarian bracelets now have a ton of stylish variations, from dog tags and sports bands to watches and necklaces.

• ICE Packet : Get ‘hip’ with a specialized USB flash drive keychain that stores all your medical data for easy access by emergency personnel. ‘All the kids are doing it…’

So, what about you? How do you store your vital medical history in an easily-accessible format, just in case of an emergency? Do share!