I used to be a little more type-A than I am now. I used to have lists for everything in my life to keep me on track, and meet the hundreds of deadlines I had faced. I used to have a list I would tick off projects that were started and highlight projects that were completed. I now don't have lists in my life like I used to. Anyway, I started to feel a little scrambled and feel like I wasn't getting things done in my life. I have slightly reverted to my list making and I feel like I am in heaven.
Last night with the help of my list as a guide I accomplished the following:
- Bleach kitchen sink
- Clean papers out of car
- Clean out my mail basket by the front door
- Clean out the 2 bags of random collecting items in my closet
- Find my pay-per-coupon to include in my Dish bill
- Pick up wrapping paper
- Buy a present
- Dust living room and bedroom
Today I hope to achieve in crossing off these items on the list:
- Pick up photos from Walmart
- Hang white frames in guest room filled with the photos mentioned above
- Pick up present from location A
- Pick up present from location B
- Wrap said presents
- Start laundry
Then after those things, I really only have a few more things left on this list, but don't worry the next list is going to be started soon, as I already have more things to be working on.
2 comments:
Oh to be that organized. I thrive on chaos and complete randomness. Even if I have good intentions and make a list, I typically lose it somewhere along the way.
Making to-do lists and keeping a highlighter with me to tick off things on my list has become a constant habit now :) But it sure has helped keep me on track! Way to go L Russ!
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