Make a dinner menu and a grocery list and then actually go grocery shopping.
Scan and/or print all the primary songs involved in the primary program and compile them into a 3 ring binder in the order they are to be sung so I don't have to flip pages back and forth in the songbook while I accompany the practice this afternoon and the actual program on Sunday.
Return "When In Rome" to the Redbox at the grocery store. Make sure to watch "Leap Year" so that can get returned also.
Order a hanging cage stand on-line so Max, the parakeet doesn't have to sit on the kitchen table any more.
Vacuum all the hamster food off the carpet in the basement. (Why, oh why, does Lilian and her friend Julianna always do this every time they play together??)
Give this girl a bath before preschool.
Correct these math papers for Brandon's 4th grade teacher.
Empty the overflowing garbage cans.
Dust. Someone told me today that "dust is Heavenly Father's protective covering for furniture." That may be all fine and good but when the dust is thick enough that your kids are starting to sign their names in it, maybe it's time to do something about it...
Make a dinner menu and a grocery list and then actually go grocery shopping.
Scan and/or print all the primary songs involved in the primary program and compile them into a 3 ring binder in the order they are to be sung so I don't have to flip pages back and forth in the songbook while I accompany the practice this afternoon and the actual program on Sunday.
Return "When In Rome" to the Redbox at the grocery store. Make sure to watch "Leap Year" so that can get returned also.
Order a hanging cage stand on-line so Max, the parakeet doesn't have to sit on the kitchen table any more.
Vacuum all the hamster food off the carpet in the basement. (Why, oh why, does Lilian and her friend Julianna always do this every time they play together??)
Give this girl a bath before preschool.
Correct these math papers for Brandon's 4th grade teacher.
Empty the overflowing garbage cans.
Dust. Someone told me today that "dust is Heavenly Father's protective covering for furniture." That may be all fine and good but when the dust is thick enough that your kids are starting to sign their names in it, maybe it's time to do something about it...
7 comments:
Sarah, What a pretty piano. And everytime my kids get out a rat there is bedding all over.
Good luck! To do list's are awesome.
Hey, a good portion of those things on your list is on my to do list! Why is it that they never go away?
So did you get it all done?
I got really confused about that last picture. I couldn't figure out what I was looking at till I clicked and got it bigger. Then I realized that I was looking at a reflection - I thought that was the real image - kind of a visual mind game! I need to do a grocery list and shopping too! And dust - but that may not happen till next week. I have to do laundry and mop the floors this weekend.
Oh ya, I had to break down and do the dusting today. It was so deep, I couldn't believe it! Let's blame it on the empty lots by us, ok?
I am SO glad that I'm not the only one that finds my kids' best art projects in the dust on the piano!
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