18 Days and Counting....
=-----There is so much for me to do to get ready to move for the summer. I have been out of school for two weeks now and have made many lists of things to do in my mind. My first week off, I had two ear infections and didn't get much done. This week, I have been moving slowly. Why, I am not sure! I am still real tired but mostly I procratinate and move slowly until it's closer to the time. I am also preparing my two online courses that I will be teaching this summer.
List #1 Things to do around my house
--Dust/Clean right before I go
--Make sure Chuck is set up: make sure dog food store will let dog sitter come get food, etc
--What to do with food I have in house
--Get keys made
--Make a list for house sitters, introduce them to each other
--Do I leave bed made or unmade
--Hide personal stuff
--Set up mowing every two weeks
--Cancel cable
--Cancel H20 delivery
--Finish two donation quilts
--Finish Round Robin quilt
--What to do with dirty laundry/sheets?
--Clean pantry
--Air conditioning
--Water plants
List #2 What to take/questions
--mini cuisinart
--clothes
--swim stuff: suits, bag, fins, goggles
--sweaters/sweat shirt/windbreaker (how many)
--clothes for work: jeans/tshirts/
--nicer clothes: (one never knows)
--fishing clothes ( I really want a pair of hip boots, not the sexy kind, the rubber kind)
--COFFEE what am I going to do about morning coffee?
--things for the class I am going to teach depending what the theme of the session is
--stuffed animal
List #3: Things I need for comfort: where to buy them or where to go
--how to get to work
--sheets
--blankets
--pillow
--cooking stuff: pot, pan, dishes, etc
--chair
--bed
--organic foods: CSA
--farmers market
--Y
List #4 Things to do for fun
--Alaska Native Heritage Center
--Ulu factory
--Musk Ox
--Salmon Fishing
--Talkeetna
--Denali
--take a bush plane ride
--Unalakleet to meet the Twetos ( I am such a fan girl!)
and who knows what else!
I found this on a website for a minimalist wardrobe:
List #1 Things to do around my house
--Dust/Clean right before I go
--Make sure Chuck is set up: make sure dog food store will let dog sitter come get food, etc
--What to do with food I have in house
--Get keys made
--Make a list for house sitters, introduce them to each other
--Do I leave bed made or unmade
--Hide personal stuff
--Set up mowing every two weeks
--Cancel cable
--Cancel H20 delivery
--Finish two donation quilts
--Finish Round Robin quilt
--What to do with dirty laundry/sheets?
--Clean pantry
--Air conditioning
--Water plants
List #2 What to take/questions
--mini cuisinart
--clothes
--swim stuff: suits, bag, fins, goggles
--sweaters/sweat shirt/windbreaker (how many)
--clothes for work: jeans/tshirts/
--nicer clothes: (one never knows)
--fishing clothes ( I really want a pair of hip boots, not the sexy kind, the rubber kind)
--COFFEE what am I going to do about morning coffee?
--things for the class I am going to teach depending what the theme of the session is
--stuffed animal
List #3: Things I need for comfort: where to buy them or where to go
--how to get to work
--sheets
--blankets
--pillow
--cooking stuff: pot, pan, dishes, etc
--chair
--bed
--organic foods: CSA
--farmers market
--Y
List #4 Things to do for fun
--Alaska Native Heritage Center
--Ulu factory
--Musk Ox
--Salmon Fishing
--Talkeetna
--Denali
--take a bush plane ride
--Unalakleet to meet the Twetos ( I am such a fan girl!)
and who knows what else!
I found this on a website for a minimalist wardrobe:
- 5 pair shorts
- 10 shirts
- 5 nicer outfits (dresses, skirts)
- 2 zip up sweatshirts (left over from spring)
- 3 pair pants (left over from spring)
I wonder if I can live with this for nine weeks? What do you think?
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