The "to do" list goes on the same piece of paper as the "to bake" list, the weekly menu, a "notes" part for dentist appointments or visits from friends or family and a "spending" control.
This is one of the most important parts of our house organization. |
So, this weeks jobs were as follows:
+ Sort out sewing box
+ Over-sew grey skirt zip
+ Finish planting potatoes
+ Hoover and take up purple lounge carpet
+ Move, clean and organize kitchen school shelves
+ Clean cooker walls and extractor fan
+ Finish ironing pile
+ Deep clean and organize solarium
The "to bake" list was as follows:
+ Bread rolls
+ Fruit loaf
+ Rice pudding
+ Orange cinnamon biscuits
How do you readers organize your week? I would love to know.
2 comments:
I write menus and only buy what I need, this also helps when I come in from work I just go to the list.
I write lists of jobs at the beginning of school holidays and tick them off as I do them.
I have a schedule with all the things I do at a daily basis. This way I make sure I don't forget anything and that I don't leave off doing things because I get caught up with other work.
That said, I am rarely able to keep it at all due to external circumstances I cannot control. :P
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