She suggested I write it down...
By Stacey
@xstitcher (32807)
Petaluma, California
October 22, 2024 10:17pm CST
I was texting a friend about trying to clean my apartment, and she suggested writing things down so that I could keep track of what I was doing.
The list I wrote down it pretty basic, but it's what I want to get done--hopefully this week. I will probably wind up adding to it--actually, I just remembered I need to mop the floor, so I will add that to the list, too.
It's good (for me) to have a list when I have a lot to do so that I don't forget things! It feels good to cross things off, too. 
(just added two more things to the list...
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6 responses
@Deepizzaguy (104635)
• Lake Charles, Louisiana
23 Oct
That is a good idea for me to follow my must do list of work inside of my home.
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@pumpkinjam (8786)
• United Kingdom
23 Oct
I like to have lists but I sometimes find I add more than I tick off! I'll also make too many lists, add too many things, or have lists of lists. I'm then too tired from writing lists to actually do anything!
@2ndchances24 (9443)
• Cloverdale, Indiana
23 Oct
that's a really good idea but what if you lose the list?? ha ha ha
@RevivedWarrior (2607)
• India
23 Oct
Writing the things down has always helped me. The to-do list brings clarity on what all items to be done. Sometimes, it helps to break a big action item into small ones. Sometimes, it has also helped to make us remember the missed items as well, add them and work on them as well. Again , the gratification as we strike out an action item from the list cannot be explained in words. Also , keeping theto-do list simple is the best way forward as we feel lighter when we take up the item in the to-do list. I do have a daily , weekly , monthly and yearly to-do list and well working on those to complete my assignements. Well, welcome to the to-do list lovers club!
