You know how we are forever making to-do lists? Wouldn’t it be nice if we actually had a record of what we needed to do? So I invite you to put your to-do lists here: I don’t think you’ll be able to lose the list as easily as you do a piece of paper, after all.
Flamsterette_X’s To-Do List:
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[li]buy birthday cards for Jessica, Kate, Erin, and Megan[/li][li]buy wedding card for Frances & Mel[/li][li]buy groceries[/li][li]give some groceries to Auntie Ping (give it to the kids to give to her?) (or ask advice first?)[/li][li]start up compilation redux again (“spiffy emails”)[/li][li]actually cook something using a recipe[/li][li]pay my brother the $15 I owe him, and my sister the $10 I owe her[/li][li]take out the garbage[/li][li]check out what’s going on at Twinstuff.com[/li][/ul]
[ul][li]pay cheques into bank[/li][li]phone Josh to arrange some drinks[/li][li]look into Lasik clinics and prices[/li][li]get haircut[/li][li]transfer money between accounts[/li][li]get magazine to cut up for cassette inlay cards[/li][li]look for book on the Scheldt[/ul][/li]There you go. Dull as dishwater.
-make a tool tray for my truck box sos my tools wont slide around so much
-re-glue the rear-view mirror back on the front window(the one that fell off because i was tweaking it trying to look at females)
-get ready for the first day of work
Trip to vet for Heartguard and other meds
Take Lucky to Groomer
Get oil changed tires rotated
Buy 3 graduation gifts and several cards
Buy one birthday gift
Hair Cut
Three Ring Binder
Pack for trip to beach house
Buy reclining beach chairs
Pay bills
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[li]Remember Mum’s B-Day on the 28th [/li][li]Avoid ex- while trying to get the new object of affection to banish his shyness[/li][li]search for some summer clothes and manage some cash to go shopping[/li][li]Wrestle down those curls of doom and maintain the evil chemical straightener[/li][li]Make sure all of mah friends have list of what to buy me for my B-Day next month ( ~evilgrin~)[/li][li]Avoid decapitating room-mate for the simple sake of the oncoming summer vacation[/li][li]Remember the Alamo[/li][/ul]
Some of those things are more like resolutions than a To-Do list…
[ol] []Laundry []Go to Surrogate court for certs. []Give certs to NYCERS. []Let cuz in with Zolt’s new bed. []Go to IRS. Spend several hours there that I’m sure will cost me much money. []Pick up Pain from babysitting gig. []Put Zolt’s new bed together. []Listen to Pain complain about Zolt getting a new bed instead of her. []Look back at all the things I didn’t get to do today that I was supposed to do. []Shrug and crack a light beer.[/ol]
go shopping because I don’t have nearly enough clothing - I can still close my closet
give SO bountiful hugs and kisses[/ul]
Ok, well that’s the fun stuff. All the other work related dreck is too boring to mention and involves finalizing grant applications, compiling expense reports and paying bills. Blech.
Finish painting the bathroom
take the big dog to the vet
file, file, file, dammit, I hate filing.
plant the new plants in the back yard
Install the garden edging
get some bonsai pots and pot the trees
trim the hedges in the front yard
write a thank you note to the old neighbors
make up lesson plans for this coming school year
send letter of intent to school board
check on daughter’s college application
dust
re-seal the decks
paint the house
clean out the attic
take all that stuff to the Salvation Army
make a dentist appointment
take kids to doctor
and other assorted bullsh*t
Geeze, I don’t normally have a to-do list…I usually keep it all in my skull. But off the top of my head…
-Paint mom’s laundry room
-Paint mom’s downstairs bathroom.
-Reduce the tree I cut down today into smaller logs
-Buy a keyboard. Learn it.
-Mail in this month’s rent for the apartment I won’t be using until August.
-Revise my law review article; reduce it by 60 pages.
-Build a working replica of R2D2.
-Pick up comic books on Wednesday.
-Call Kim and ask her to dinner.
-Do 50 situps and 50 pushups per day.
-Recreate the Battle of Endor from Return of the Jedi in Lego.
-Read the novel Quasimodem sent me in the SDMB book swap.
-Read Harry Turtledove’s The Great War: Walk in Hell.
-Call an old friend and see Undercover Brother.
-Fix the flat on my bike.
