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Making A List

Extra things TO DO BEFORE NOVEMBER 18:
2 Parent Teacher conferences - check
Coordinate MOMs group meeting - check
Attend Thursday night Bible study - check
Enroll participants for financial class at church for the next 4 Sundays - check
Planning meeting at church for Christmas Eve - check
Baby Shower for friend - check
Take kids to Family Bingo at school - check
Let kids have sleepover with school friends - check
Visit Brainy Boy's bud in hospital after appendectomy - check
Take snacks to 100 5th graders on state testing days - check
Have 2nd appointment for Flu Shot study (and also get my $100) - check
Sing at Christian Women's Association - check
Coordinate MOMs group meeting (again) - check
Coordinate Home Party Expo - check
Shop for Thanksgiving - check
Have kids home for 4 half days and 1 full day off school - check

Wonder why I've had to skip kickboxing for the last 3 classes? But now it's really going to get busy because I can finally focus on Thanksgiving and the holiday season. Hang on to your hats....
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Laurie said…
Hahahha! Okay, so the 18th is almost over. Can I add the first thing on your to-do listfor next week? I have been looking for cilantro ever since I had your partydip a few years ago! Finally found it today and your dip was the first thing I thought of! Yep, that's what I get for shopping at rinkydink country grocery stores!
Anyway, would you mind posting it on your blog? It was totally yumsville and I bet I'm not the only one who would love it for the holidays.

Next question- you are pretty adept at blogging, Jen. Any idea why my sidebar would have shifted clear to the botom? I looked through the html and shortened everything I could find, but nada. Grrrrr.

Anyway, thanks for the recipe, Hon, if you get the time to post it!
11/18/2006 10:59 PM
Rochelle said…
Are you serious????????
11/19/2006 4:51 PM
Anonymous said…
Bless you!!! I don't know what I'd do if I had a schedule like that. Whew! Or does the "hang on to your hats..." mean there’s more to come?

Debbie
11/19/2006 9:16 PM
JenLo said…
AND I failed to mention that this particular To Do list started on Nov 1. Am I superwoman or what?!?
11/19/2006 11:19 PM
Mary Ellen said…
Have you ever thought of looking into have yourself cloned!?!?!

If not this might be a good time to start using your research skills.....
11/19/2006 11:47 PM
Anonymous said…
Which financial class is your church doing? :) - Jenn Jones
11/20/2006 12:05 PM
Anonymous said…
Your list makes me tired. I think I need a nap now. You really are superwoman.

And P.S.....I am relieved to know that I'm not the only person that runs through the house doing the home organization and improvement projects before the arrival of houseguests! One hour before my guests arrived for T-day dinner, I was touching up the paint in the dining room and kitchen, hanging up some new art, and dusting the top of the fridge (YUCK)which I would NOT have done if I didn't have company coming over.
11/27/2006 3:43 PM
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