1) It only lists things I need to do which is daunting and can be discouraging when nothing gets checked off.
2) Those things I "need" to do really aren't needs, at least not most of them. My priorities and pressures on myself are in the wrong places.
3) I rarely take the time to take care of myself, hence the exhausted and frustrated feeling.
I've devised a way to fix all those issues. I am going to put it all, my household chores and self care items, on my Want To Do List. So, without further ado, here is my new list. I was reviewing it last night and I've already finished some items. Go me!
My Want To Do List:
- Get a perm
- Get a pedicure in a massage chair
Buy our own massage chair- Organize the display unit downstairs
Organizeand downsize the kitchen- Organize and downsize our book collection
- Decorate my craft room/sanctuary
- Decorate LB's room
Go throughand donate unneeded clothes- Unpack the rest of our boxes
- Hold a garage sale
- Finish clearing the upstairs landing area
- Decide what the upstairs landing area will be used for and name it as a room
- Make a household binder
- Write up our wills
- Organize important papers and scrap items
- Sell unneeded items on Craigslist/Ebay
- Get a canvas photo for above our couch
- Hang the stairway curtains on the window instead
- Sell, Donate, and Trash more!
- Do my Bible study daily
- Sip coffee and read/work on blogs/blog designs
- Exercise daily
- Play with and read to LB
- Have cuddle and talk time with the hubby
- Get LB's toys out of walkways and straighten the living room before bed
- Take a hot bath when relaxation is needed
- Do dishes and laundry when needed
- Wipe down toilets, sinks, baths as needed
- Dust and vacuum as needed
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