On my list I had:
- Vacuum living room
- Plan homeschooling lesson for week
- Go grocery shopping
- Give boy a bath
- Go to the library
- Pick up dog poop
- Clean stove grates
- Sign boy up for preschool activity at rec center
- Answer customer emails
- Plan weekly dinner menu
- Work on beats for novel
- Set up new craft room
- Clean out silverware drawer
- Put laundry away
- Bag up clothes to give away (already sorted)
How do you keep track of the things you need/want to do?
8 comments:
I can relate!!! I feel like I need at least six more hours in each day...and not for sleep, either. I've been calling myself a WiMo-trepeneur...a wife, a mother, and a career woman. Each carries its own load of responsibilities (daily) and each carries its own load of "I need to do more, but I don't have time" mantras (daily). I'm glad I'm not alone on this, but I'm sorry at the same time - sorry that you have to feel this way! ::hugs:: We shall not be defeated by the clock!! We will prevail, WiMo'ing all the way!!!
Boy, does this hit home!! And the day that I do take for myself (mainly when I am sick or really tired) - I feel guilty. Must be the Catholic thing - - - anyways, I am a list girl and find that it is rewarding to cross it off the list or delete it from the list something that says, yes it is done. Enjoy the moment before you add 10 more things to the list;)
Errr, are you free at the weekend?!! My list is so long I daren't look at it anymore for fear of feeling rather unwell..!
CJ xx
I can definitely relate, I spent all yesterday absorbed in my list, which I'll never be finished because it is constantly growing.
If I did that much in a week, I'd feel good about it!
I look at my list more like a menu. I wouldn't eat everything off a menu and I am not likely to do everything on my list each day.
I look at my list more like a menu. I wouldn't eat everything off a menu and I am not likely to do everything on my list each day.
Ooops....And I don't usually repeat myself.
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