buy Sarah's medicine (done)
fix the broken sprinkler (done)
mow the lawn (done)
fertilize the lawn and flower beds (done)
dig weeds out of the dirt beside the driveway (done - mostly)
transplant the flowers (done)
put the registration on the car (not done)
clean out the trunk of the car after the fathers/sons camp (not done)
turn in the recyclable bottles (not done)
build bench in the garage (not done)
set up Lisa's laptop (not done)
buy me a bike (not done)
find Lisa some volleyball pictures (not done)



5 comments:
Great games!!!
I love the to do list. It makes me think I've accomplished something great when I can cross things off of my list. It is especially helpful when doing something that I hate...like cleaning. Laundry gets to be like five or six goals 1-wash, 2-dry, 3-put away x however many loads I need to do=lots of goals accomplished. The bathroom has the 1-sink/counters, 2-toilet, 3-shower, 4-floor, 5-mirrors and 6-trash x 2 1/2 bathrooms = lots done.
I'm with you. Break it down into several smaller jobs and it seems like it is more manageable. Plus it gives me a thrill every time I can cross something off the list.
I break it down even more. Have that list would of been for "today's list" and then 1/4 of that would be for another day and so on. : D
I took one look at your list and got REALLY tired thinking that you were getting ALL that done in just one day! PHEW!
those are AWESOME shots of Alex
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