Yesterday was the first day I’ve had nothing scheduled in a long time. I decided to make it a catch-up day. I started that process by jotting down as complete a to-do list as I could think of on the white board I keep on my refrigerator door. I composed quite a list even though I knew I couldn’t do all of it that day.
Throughout the day, I added more items to the list.
At the end of the day, I viewed my accomplishments with satisfaction.
Today I will complete some more of the list, add a few more, including clean the white board :), and recover from yesterday!
Living, Learning and Letting Go 
Why does ironing always end up being near the end of what we accomplish on our to-do lists ? 🙂
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Probably because so many clothes nowadays don’t need ironing! I remember growing up almost everything had to be ironed. I believe some people even ironed sheets and underwear!
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Yep. I remember sheets getting ironed.
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I don’t think we ever did it. I think my memory is of going to a friends house and being astounded. But I’m not sure that is true.
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I thought I was the only one doing these lists! glad I’m not alone 😀
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If I didn’t do lists I’d have a big problem…. I’d think of something and all too often forget what it was moments later! But I’ve always made lists. Being able to cross things off gives me a lot of satisfaction. I even make star charts from time to time.
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Star charts for finished tasks ya? 🙂
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Yes. Nothing like the positive feedback of a whole paper of shiny stars. When I do it I do it for a week at a time. They are usually tasks that I believe I should do daily.
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That works 🙂
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whew! I have to add creating a list to my list:)
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awesome! im also a list-maniac, as well!
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It is an effective tool!
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