So. I'll tackle ONE area in which I need to 'bring more', and that is scheduling. I despise and fear schedules - partly because I have perceived them as merciless taskmasters, ceaselessly making demands on my life. Time to grow that up too. The truth is, a schedule sets me free. When I have and use a schedule, all my tasks get done every day, and there is somehow extra time too. ... floating around without the 'time dictator' though, leaves me flitting from one half-finished task to the next, accomplishing little.
It's okay, no guilt trips allowed... It's a new day. Let's grow this thing up.
It's okay, no guilt trips allowed... It's a new day. Let's grow this thing up.
So, here's my new schedule!! "I pledge allegience..." oh wait. Pardon me, I just need to put down my concrete tablet and chisel. Ah, that's better.
Anyway, here's the work-in-progress schedule I'll use for now:
Time Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri Sat Sun
8:00-930 ---------------- Coffee,
Bible read, plan day, kids' breakfast -------
9:30-10:30 -------------- Dishes, Garbage, Tidy
All, Kids' 5 things ------------ CFC
10:30-11:00 -------------- Clean
Zone (Kids: help, free play) --------------------
11:00-11:30 -------------- Piano Practice, Kids free
play ----------------
11:30-12:30
-------------------- Lunch, Dishes, Phonecalls -----------------------
12:30-1:30 ------------------------------- Workout -----------------------------------
1:30-3:00 ------------------------------- School ---------------------------------
3:00-5:00
---------------------- Kids' chores, Me = writing ------------------
5:00-7:00 ------------------ Make and serve supper,
clean up ----------------
7:00-8:00 ------------------ Kids: tidy rooms, clean up all toys --------------
------------------ baths
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------------------- free play -------------
------------------ Me: evening tidy, down
time --------------
There. Let's try that :)
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