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Ideally, Penn said, people shouldn’t be holding on to much paper at all.

Use a mail sorter (we recommend a compact one in our guide to small entryways) to help keep track of what needs to be answered, shredded, or recycled. I have a dedicated drawer in my home’s mudroom, where the mail lives alongside a stapler, a checkbook, stamps, pens and pencils, and spare envelopes to help process things quickly. Penn set up a station near her front door, which is where her mail tends to land, to keep it organized.

Designate a place to put your mail so it doesn’t creep onto every surface.

#Avowed identity professional#

Beth Penn, professional organizer and author of The Little Book of Tidying, advised working the task into your routine by setting aside 15 minutes every day to sort mail (she does so after dinner).

Inevitably some paper will still flow into your home, but with some planning you can keep mail under control. (If you actually like some coupons, though, keep in mind that this option stops all mailings.) Develop good habits ( Catalog Choice is a similar option, and free, but it covers only catalogs, and you have to cancel mail from each brand individually.) If your mailbox is regularly stuffed with coupons, the ubiquitous coupon slinger Valpak has its own opt-out form, and RetailMeNot, which sends mailers from many big brands, lets you cancel online. For two dollars, you get a 10-year stoppage.

To reduce ads and mailers, create an account with the Direct Marketing Association-I was able to cancel mailings from a few thousand organizations, individually or in bulk, as well as to stop many catalogs, promotional flyers, donation requests, and even “Current Resident” junk mail. Keep in mind that seeing results takes some time, and the service ends solicitations only from companies that find new customers via Equifax, Experian, TransUnion, and Innovis. You need to provide your Social Security number, but you can sign up online to stop such mailings for five years, or send a letter to permanently block offers. I signed up for two services that the FTC recommends, including (run by the Consumer Credit Reporting Companies) to stop credit card and insurance offers. If you get paper bills and statements for utilities, insurance, rent, mortgage, and credit cards, enrolling in electronic statements and automatic payments will help cut back on the clutter. The first step toward paperless tabletops is to receive less mail. So how can you reduce the volume, properly manage what does arrive, and safely throw it out? We asked five organizing and security experts, and here are their best tips. Stray paper mail is an opportunity for thieves to steal your identity-and even those of your kids, if you have any. And there’s more at stake than a cluttered countertop. The mail is rarely fun, and without constant vigilance, bills, ads, and catalogs can invade your home. The Strangler is also said to be supernaturally fast and strong, which could make her a horrifying encounter if she appears in Avowed.My second-grader always checks the mailbox with hopeful optimism, but I know better. She is an old woman who wears expensive but tattered clothing, and who supposedly appears on empty roads to strangle those who break their oaths. 'The Strangler' is Woedica's manifestation on Eora. She only gained those names after the other gods of Eora cast Woedica from her throne, and the fire god Magran burned her. Woedica may not even be 'the Burned Queen' or 'the Exiled Queen' yet at all. To the religious or conservative, this includes Woedica once again taking her place as the queen of the gods.īased on just how heavily the trailer features Woedica, Avowed may be set during the height of the goddess' power. The phrase 'when Woedica takes back her throne' is a saying in Pillars of Eternity used to refer to events which would only take place in a perfectly just universe. Woedica seems to have a lot of influence at the time of Avowed, which may indicate where in the Pillars of Eternity timeline Avowed takes place.