But basically our day is out the door by 7:20 to get Daddy to work on time (we have one car, so we share like this), back home to finish getting ready for BSF (7:45-55ish), be putting on shoes and loading up the car with our bags at 8:30. Home at 11:20ish, have lunch, nap, run errands, pick up Daddy, finish shopping, home for supper. We tried being completely ready except for Miss Pear getting dressed this morning before we left the house the first time, and that worked well. Today is the day I use the slow cooker, and if possible I get it ready the night before and put the whole crock-pot insert into the fridge.
Today's errands include getting parking passes to park on our street during the parking with pass only ban, stopping at the post office, and Target. Then grocery shopping.
Today is Errand Day
1. Run all errands
a. Non-grocery shopping on way to pick up Mr. Pear
b. Grocery shopping on way home or after supper
2. Update budget lists
3. Laundry:
a. Miss Pear’s face clothes
b. Tea Towels and rags
c. Placemats, napkins, aprons
Monday is Kitchen Day (with Daily tasks included)
Lists are based on a combination of what works for me and:
Sink Reflections: Overwhelmed? Disorganized? Living in Chaos? The FlyLady's Simple FLYing Lessons Will Show You How to Get Your Home and Your Life in Order--and It All Starts with Shining Your Sink!
More Hours in My Day: Proven Ways to Organize Your Home, Your Family, and Yourself



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1 comment:
Thanks so much for posting these lists! I am working on getting my own routine in order. I'd be happy to hear any advice you have on how to create a routine like this.
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