Do you do “To Do” lists?\u00a0 I usually have one right before dinner parties, family gatherings or major celebrations.\u00a0 I occasionally had one to guide my work day.\u00a0 I periodically make a list of quilting projects that I want to complete. (There are projects that make me feel really guilty!)<\/p>\n
My present list is very paper and\/or computer oriented.\u00a0 Each of these items is time consuming, and none of them are any fun.\u00a0 Too bad!\u00a0 They still have to be done.<\/p>\n
Enter Checkbook into Quicken program<\/p>\n
Balance checkbooks<\/p>\n
Create an Excel program for 2012 charge cards<\/p>\n
Create a budget, working with charge card info<\/p>\n
File a billion pages of recipes<\/p>\n
Complete 2012 personal filing.<\/p>\n
Empty personal files in lateral file at window<\/p>\n
Reorganize files at office desk<\/p>\n
THANK YOU NOTES!<\/p>\n
I will feel so incredibly virtuous when I wade my way through these tasks! It’s good to be organized.\u00a0 I really believe that you face the day with more energy when tasks have been completed..\u00a0 I’ve set many of these things aside while I worked on the house, but now it’s time to see to the information glut.\u00a0 I wonder if there will be a day when I will be “paperless?”\u00a0\u00a0 Nah….books, cookbooks and magazines will always be a problem for me.\u00a0 All the more reason to make everything else paper free.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Do you do “To Do” lists?\u00a0 I usually have one right before dinner parties, family gatherings or major celebrations.\u00a0 I occasionally had one to guide my work day.\u00a0 I periodically make a list of quilting projects that I want to … Continue reading