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Thinking Green March 2016
Posted: Tue Mar 01, 2016 11:04 am
by Nancy
I am thinking green this 1st day of March.
Make green hot pads this mo is on my radar.
I need to turn the calander.
I have journaled on the green comp. Note book I started for March.
One bday this mo.
Spring begins Eastsr follows soon after prep to consider.
Re: Thinking Green March 2016
Posted: Mon Mar 07, 2016 12:39 pm
by Nancy
Today I am trying to get a move on and doing 3 cards chores every 15 - 20 min, to keep limber.
Journal grats x
Pedicure x
Qt x grats x
Dinner plan x
Dump trash x
Round up laundry x
Fill soda stre-am water bottles x
Breakfast & feed animals x
Pers. Grooming fix hair x
Sheets strip & remake bed x
Ex. \ walk ddog x
Pen pal letter to post get ready to go x
Ex bike x
Rinse dishes x
Clean main bath x
Hen pedicure x
Spiff master bath & mirrors x
Re: Thinking Green March 2016
Posted: Tue Mar 15, 2016 7:27 am
by Harriet
Have a temporary project card for tax prep right now - I don't like that one much, so I'll throw it away after I'm done!
Trash day card is up.
Errands this time
...grocery
...pharmacy 2
( need to make a pie my ds has requested. It takes a day to "set", so should get started on that today. )
Laundry card had a set-back because of the busy (frantic) weekend that spilled over Friday and Monday. Hopefully, I can get back on track with that.
Re: Thinking Green March 2016
Posted: Tue Mar 15, 2016 5:01 pm
by Nancy
Hi Harriet! I too need to make up a green jello to set tomorrow for Thursday.
Re: Thinking Green March 2016
Posted: Thu Mar 31, 2016 4:13 pm
by Harriet
I printed out my April, May, and June Laundry cards for the next quarter.
I updated, in that I took away the words, "other house" and replaced with dd36's name, for her linens and towels. Time to admit that I have no longer have laundry responsibility anywhere else than my own house - nice.
Favorite change is that I thought to use a pretty script in a large font for title of each card: "Laundry in April 2016" etc.
Still finding it just as easy and fast to print these on regular white paper and just cut for scotch-taping onto cards.