That you stopped by warms me. Thanks.

What we both do is count each day precious.

My spouse of 48 years still expects to have an agenda for the day upon awakening. Some days I just want to let the day happen. Somehow we still live together.
Carol

Of course I will visit you — whatever you write, short or not, is worth reading.

I sometimes just write a ToDo list in my journal. So if I’m ever tempted to panic for lack of one, I can always flip through and find what it was I wanted to have done. Hence, no boredom. Ever.

Thanks for stopping by, my friend.

Barb

I decided to make my blog a ‘niche’ blog giving news, tips and examples of finger painting on the iphone or ipod touch. Even so, I hope you’ll still visit it sometimes. Mostly I feed it now from the paintings I post on Flickr, and fewer words. I find that enormously less stressful, as although I have been a professional writer, I don’t take to writing easily and much prefer drawing.

That makes my ‘To Do’ list a lot less of a burden too. I didn’t have a Plan and Do book like you, but we all had to make To Do lists at boarding school, and I’ve kept one ever since. Sometimes I think it’s a good thing, sometimes not.
Valerie Beeby´s last blog ..iPhone Painting. The Old Balloon Man.

Hi Terro. Your morning thoughts mimic my own, not in the actual activities, but in the process. I also am never at a loss — boredom is not in my vocab. Disorganization pesters me though. (Perhaps I should disavow it. I ALWAYS find a parking place. A good one. I expect to. That should be its own lesson to me, don’t you think?)

Thanks for your comments.

Barb

And I had lain in bed earlier mulling over what I wanted to do today. The “have to” stuff I remember, but I need to remind (or push??) myself to pick up the Spanish lessons I’m self-teaching and to practice some hymns for our small church on Sunday (so, as a still novice player, I don’t panic on Saturday).

I do make lists too…and never get to the end of them, but without some kind of planning, I find myself drifting and not accomplishing what I’d like to. Still, happily, I’m rarely at a loss for things to do!
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