Not that I am one of the greatest self organizer in the world, but what is it about teenage girls that I am missing as a parent?  My daughter has a knack for finding whatever it is she is looking for in a pile of hazardous material she calls a bedroom.  How she is able to do so is still a matter of complete mystery to me.  I walked into her room last week and stepped on a CD cover that was under a shirt on the floor ans I was severely chastised for the error.

Apparently I am not alone in this delemma.  There were 3 people I spoke with recently who are having the same problem with their teenage daughters.  Call me silly, but everyone always told me that boys were the messy ones.  My teenage son (her older brother) is the complete opposite.  I have determined, therefore, that the cause of this chaotic excuse for a bedroom was achieved through no parental misconduct of my own.

I had also determined that the best way to alleviate these issures would be to simply cut down her clothing items to 1 of each item she needed to get through the week.  When I presented this new theory to my daughter she demanded clarification.  I said, "We'll cut down t 1 coat, 1 sweater, 1 hooded sweatshirt, etc. until you can get organized."  She said, "Okay!  I need 1 black coat, 1 brown coat, 1 long coat, 1 short coat..."  Teenagers!

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