I haven't felt like making a list for a very long time and lately that is all I think about on Friday night after 10 p.m. "What do I need to do tomorrow? What is the priority? What should come first? How much time will it take to do x, y, z?".
I took last weeks list to my parents house...it is 3 pages long (really big writing) and I had a list of "things I can do on my own" and "things I need help with". I made "help me" eyes at my Dad and he started making notes of his own...With Dad's help I might actually make a dent in that list this year.
My list with Dad's additions...I particularly like
the drawing of the rake (lower right)...
the drawing of the rake (lower right)...
He said "you need a rake" and started to draw a picture...
I said, "yeah, I know what a rake is...I even own one." Priceless.
My Dad is SUPER generous with his skills and his time. So is my Mom. I didn't want to ask them for help, they have enough to do, but I really am overwhelmed and don't know where to start. They are both good at taking charge in different ways and I can use some direction. I am so lucky to have them.
I have a four day weekend and I intend to make use of it. Off I go to get my "clean the house" list started.
I Am Grateful,
HB
Diva Quote: "The Lord loveth a cheerful giver. He also accepteth from a grouch." ~Catherine Hall
Excellent....you should make one for when I am in town. I would "cheerfully" help you pulverize a to-do list. My favorite!! (hands rubbing together). Mom and Dad are the greatest. I remember the feeling, on numerous occasions, of weights being lifted from my shoulders anytime dad or mom got on board. Phew. I've got a shot at this project now! I just love how dad goes for it, grabs a project with both hands and digs in. I wish you luck and stamina for that hefty list. I know you got it in you!
ReplyDeleteHmmmm...Mom suggested I make a list for you as well, nice to hear you are on board! Don't think I won't take you up on it!!
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