I am a list maker.

Each day I write down all the things that need doing or that I’d like to do. If I didn’t do something on the list, it gets transfer over to today’s list and I give great intentions to doing what ever I didn’t do the day before.
Today’s list includes a few things that are perpetually on the list, because even if I do them, they need doing again.

These items include, but are not limited to
1. Call Sandie
2. Write Anna, Betty, send a birthday card to Susan.
3. Skype Allyson
4. Figure out what to do with stuff
5. Answer the emails that have been in my inbox for over a month
6. Practice
7. Read, write and post

Of course each day I add to the list depending on what is in front of me; pay bills, call the insurance people, buy eggs, blah, blah, blah… These are the mundane, yet important things that my life is made up of. You would think I don’t need to write them down to get them accomplished — but I do.

Most things on my list are the same as yesterday, three months ago and even last year.

I suppose I use a list to remind me to participate in my life.