Master to do lists

rach

i love lists too.

At work i use a fab book called 'things to do today' which i just get from the stationary cupboard but i find it really helpful for days when i'm in the office. at the start of each day i carry over the previous day's stuff still to do and add to it...and it has space for other notes on the back of each page.
a bit like this i think

at home i tend to use flylady on here to keep my daily / usually weekend lists on, though if i had kids i think i'd use the work style system.

does anyone else write stuff they've already done on the list just for the satidfaction of crossing it off?

mona41

Well yours looks fantastic!

Mine is: 1. make a to do list! :T

LameWolf

My "To Do" list resides on my PDA; I have one-offs, which just get deleted when done, weekly recurring things like change the bed (yes, I'd forget to do it:eek: :eek: :eek: ) and even long-term recurring, like renew mobility scooter insurance - in two and a half years' time!

I can assign a priority number from 1 to 5 and I'm afraid that often the priority 4 or 5 things end up getting a later target date assigned (things like "make candles" or "repair anklet".)