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Tuesday, August 11, 2020

To-Do Tuesday

I posted a few times on To-Do Tuesday but often forgot or was too busy to take the time. Other times, I only posted a couple of times a month. And yet, I write up to-do lists all the time. Do I follow them? Sometimes. It is more of a brain dump with all the things I think I should be doing rather than what I actually intend to do. So here we go:

  1. Listen to the rest of the 8 lectures for my current course and do the test.
  2. Hand applique while listening.
  3. Change the throat plate on the Bernina so we can do some zig-zag stitching. 
  4. Bring the step stool in from the trampoline so I can put Serendipity on the design wall.
  5. Take the step stool back out to the trampoline. 
  6. Clear out my inbox. 
  7. Pre-wash more background fabric for the 3030 Quilt center.
  8. Draw the design onto the BACK of the 27-inch center medallion for back basting.
  9. Begin to prep a few of the applique shapes. 
  10. Make jam. 
  11. Make relish.
  12. Finish this Ella block. 
That should be enough to remember for one week. 
Blessings,
Chris

7 comments:

  1. Go for it! I need a list to keep me from going off on tangents. It works most of the time. Hope you get through your list.

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  2. Like you I make massive To Do lists and rarely follow them! Perhaps I'll just think of them as a brain dump! I expect you'll find any number of things that need done that didn't make your list-good luck. Stay healthy

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  3. You list is detailed and full. I like that.
    I try to link up every week, but miss sometimes.

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  4. Looks like a great 'to-do' list. I sometimes put an easy thing on so I can do it and cross it off. There is something about crossing things off as done that adds that 'accomplished something' feeling!

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  5. Hi Chris! I am so impressed with your item #3. I haven't used my straight-stitch plate because I'm afraid I will forget I have it on. Good luck with your list - it seems like you could get it accomplished. Thanks for linking up today. ~smile~ Roseanne

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  6. Maybe you're a teacher, lol?! Your list reminds of thinking through all the steps you need to get through to teach a certain skill to a class. I made those kind of breakdown lists many times over the years of my career, and they really did help! Have a great week!

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  7. I have lots of "brain dump" lists, but just for me, and not for public viewing!! Well done on making a list.

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