Check out this hilarious post from Christine Kane. I am an obsessive list maker,I’ve learned to keep weekly,not daily lists though. Floating a list item to another day just feels so darned naughty. I don’t color code anymore,but I do use a graphic organizing system. On a standard sheet of paper,I use each corner for a separate list. One corner might be the grocery list,another might be “stops i have to make while running around town”another corner might be “things to do while kids are occupied &don’t need me”and another might be “people i need to contact”the center is usually reserved for housework,and that gets delegated to the kids anyways. I can’t wait to read the rest- I do think my list might be on steroids. You don’t even want to know what’s on the back. Yeah- it’s another list.
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