Sometimes when I am completely stressed-out, I make a list of the things I need to do and I start to feel a clear mind instead of scatter-brained. So here is my list of things that I need to do: *Preparations for our church Christmas party. Make signs, set-up tonight, food prep. tomorrow, party all goes down at 6 pm Friday night
*Finish addressing and mailing my Christmas cards to England family and friends
*Finish addressing and mailing my Christmas cards to England family and friends
*Finish making and mailing my Christmas cards....to the rest of family and friends
*Two uber-creative gifts for my 'creative friends'.
*Pictures printed in B & W and finish mini-book project
*6 layouts for a secret gift....
*Another mini-album that I want to make for someone...got the idea and pictures...just need to put it together
*Finish shopping for Sydnee and Christian (as they get older, the shopping gets harder)
*Make neighbor treats and deliever them (Have all the supplies and groceries)
That is all I can think of right now, but I am sure there is more that needs to be done. I know that this is not the true meaning of Christmas, we haven't forgotten that, and maybe that is why a few things have been put to the side until now. I love all the making and creating, so it is going to be a few fun, late nights! Wish me luck....
That is such a cute picture of you and Ella, Kim. I'm a total list maker too. I've always got at least one going, if not more. hee hee hee
ReplyDeleteI wish I was there to hang out and participate in your late night projects!
I have been a list maker all my life! I don't get anything done without it. Taylor makes fun of me all the time for it but I get more done if I am organized!
ReplyDeleteMy list is as long as yours and I find myself reading blogs.... ummm... gotta get to gettin' on MY list!
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ReplyDeleteLists help us scatterbrained people make it through, but they are deceptive! I mean, you only had nine short little things on your list, but there was probably at least a week's worth of work hidden in those nine things. If we wrote out the sub-steps entailed in each of the items on our lists, we'd never get any thing done (except list-making)!
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