I don't know if any of you are list makers, but I like my To Do list.
I haven't been making one for the last few months and when I don't. . .
Well. . . everything starts swirling around in my head, it gets hard to sleep, and I feel as though I never get anything done.
With a TO Do list though. . .
I make a huge (but not too huge) list of things To Do and get the satisfaction of crossing things off as I do them. Of course half the time I forget to put things on my list. No problem, I just add them to the list as I do them and then cross them off!
There is nothing as satisfying as a list full of crossed off 'things to do'. ( Well yes there is, but it does feel very good to look at that list!)
I have just started making two lists, a weekly one and a daily one. I put everything on those lists, even making the bed. When the end of the day finds you looking around, wondering just what you've accomplished . . . look at the list!
Make the bed-X, do dishes- X, fold laundry- X, make dinner -X, walk the dog- X, water plants- X, pick up dry cleaning -X, pick up passport- X.
Man, I am amazing!
The trick is, of course, to make your list at least somewhat realistic.
Because if you don't , the last thing you will feel is amazing.
Which kind of defeats the point.
On that note, I'm off to conquer a few more things on the list. . .
I haven't been making one for the last few months and when I don't. . .
Well. . . everything starts swirling around in my head, it gets hard to sleep, and I feel as though I never get anything done.
With a TO Do list though. . .
I make a huge (but not too huge) list of things To Do and get the satisfaction of crossing things off as I do them. Of course half the time I forget to put things on my list. No problem, I just add them to the list as I do them and then cross them off!
There is nothing as satisfying as a list full of crossed off 'things to do'. ( Well yes there is, but it does feel very good to look at that list!)
I have just started making two lists, a weekly one and a daily one. I put everything on those lists, even making the bed. When the end of the day finds you looking around, wondering just what you've accomplished . . . look at the list!
Make the bed-X, do dishes- X, fold laundry- X, make dinner -X, walk the dog- X, water plants- X, pick up dry cleaning -X, pick up passport- X.
Man, I am amazing!
The trick is, of course, to make your list at least somewhat realistic.
Because if you don't , the last thing you will feel is amazing.
Which kind of defeats the point.
On that note, I'm off to conquer a few more things on the list. . .
3 comments:
Do the books "Frog and Toad" mean anything to you Rosa? I think you took the subject matter a little to seriously in grade 1 ! :)
Hmmm, I remember "Frog and Toad" in general but not specificly.
Time for a visit to the children's section of the library!
Too funny, Rosa - especially "No problem, I just add them to the list as I do them and then cross them off!" hee hee
Happy Birthday! Hope you have a great day. Considering you're in China, I suspect than won't be hard to do.
Ron
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