We move on slightly from lists in Week Two and turn our focus to questions questions questions. It is supposed to be living room cleaning/ decluttering week and as I've not actually done this from last week I think I'd better keep it in.
Couldn't believe it yesterday when I went into Morrisons and they had hugee towers of the Hero, Celebration, Roses, Quality Street and Haribo tubs for £5 each or 2 for £8. i was very tempted to make a start on my Christmas food storage until I remembered I'd nearly filled the pressie box and hadn't unburied the big Christmas 'stuff' box... which in reality means they would be gone before October :)
Every year I pledge to not buy these but for me they are a BIG part of Christmas. Last year, I will
admit, we bought the Haribo one but kept it topped up with goodies from other places.... we even found Christmas Haribo (why don't they include that??) Do you buy the tubs??
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Sunday, 7 September 2014
Sunday, 31 August 2014
Christmas Planning - Week 1: Front Porch / List Week
Well Christmas is well on it's way and Week One on Organized Christmas is List Week. Yup you guessed it, this week is all about making lists, lists and lists to ensure everything runs smoothly.
Check out the printable lists on the above site (I won't be reinventing the wheel), however I will be sharing my progress and would love you to keep me on track and share your progress along with me.
I just need to find me a nice Christmas note book to keep my lists in :)
As I don't have a front porch (which is the suggested focus for the week) I will be concentrating on my front room which is a disorganised mess - mainly as it is currently the storage point for all the lego.
Cleaning/Organising Area:
Front Room and the Front Room cleaning checklist (once mine is written I will upload to google docs or similar for you).
Christmas Preperations
Print the Holiday Grand Plan calendars for reference.
Make the following lists:
Gifts to be given, amount to spend (include family, friends, etc) Master lists here and here I've started and listed everything bought so far (including any savings). I'd love to list them here but you never know who may stumble across the blog. I'll let you know after Christmas.... tho there will be a hint in a review later on this month. ;)
Christmas card list - Decide how many cards are needed, which are we making, buying in bulk, ordering? Master List here
Visits to make - we really don't make any so for me I can cross this straight off.
Parties/Entertaining - we really don't entertain (or go to parties), yay another I can cross this straight off.
Menus for Christmas, New Years, etc
Long-term shopping list/ perishables / decorations/ Goodies - buying in a few every week saves a big splurge just before Christmas.
Favorite Meals of Family members for freezing ahead - our freezer isn't really big enough, it will be 'business as usual in our house.
Create a Christmas planner notebook to organize all this holiday planning into. I found a lovely 'me' notebook set in Store21 and they were reduced to £1.50. BARGAIN.
If you want to get ahead of the game there are more printables here.
Check out the printable lists on the above site (I won't be reinventing the wheel), however I will be sharing my progress and would love you to keep me on track and share your progress along with me.
I just need to find me a nice Christmas note book to keep my lists in :)
As I don't have a front porch (which is the suggested focus for the week) I will be concentrating on my front room which is a disorganised mess - mainly as it is currently the storage point for all the lego.
Cleaning/Organising Area:
Front Room and the Front Room cleaning checklist (once mine is written I will upload to google docs or similar for you).
Christmas Preperations
Print the Holiday Grand Plan calendars for reference.
Make the following lists:
Christmas card list - Decide how many cards are needed, which are we making, buying in bulk, ordering? Master List here
Menus for Christmas, New Years, etc
Long-term shopping list/ perishables / decorations/ Goodies - buying in a few every week saves a big splurge just before Christmas.
If you want to get ahead of the game there are more printables here.
Updated 6.9.14
Friday, 4 October 2013
My to-do list 4th-10th October
This weekends to-do list
Another jam-packed weekend on the cards, not with social events sadly ..... so as it inspired me so much last weekend I thought I'd make another list to motivate myself.
Friday, 27 September 2013
This weekends to-do list
I have got sooo much to do this weekend, thought I'd make a list to motivate myself.
Unfortunately I am one of these people who if I have a paper list think .... "ahhh that can wait till next weekend", whereas if I write it electronically it's as if I think people will judge me and tell me off (and feel free to do so) if I don't accomplish what I lay out (or have a very good reason not too).
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