Un semainier pour s'organiser. To-do-list, agenda, notes, cahier, … recouvrent mon bureau. Je n’ai plus de place pour travailler et je suis envahie par les post-it (tant et si bien qu’ils ne remplissent plus du tout leur fonction de pense-bête). Bref, il fallait y remédier un jour. Et ça m’a pris hier soir. J’ai commencé à chercher dans un premier temps un truc parfait pour m’organiser : joli mais pratique, bien organisé et amusant. Bon, malheureusement, je ne l’ai pas trouvé. Deux heures plus tard, tindiiin, j’imprimais mon semainier.
Et puis, parce que c’est lassant quand c’est toujours pareil, je l’ai décliné en 7 couleurs à choisir selon mon envie de la semaine. Je ne sais pas si ma to-do-list/agenda/listes/n’importe nawak parfait (ce qui reste à vérifier en pratique) est aussi la vôtre. Et si vous avez des idées pour l’améliorer, n’hésitez pas à mettre un petite message dans les commentaires ^__^ Organizing. I've been dreaming of my someday schoolroom since before my kids were school aged.
It was going to have walls lined with beautiful books and a great big harvest table with benches on both sides. I knew that there would need to be a big comfy chair for story time and a colourful rug to play on.What I wanted for our schoolroom was a house! Well, we don't have a school room, but we do have a house! Most of our book work happens at our kitchen table. Yesterday I hung my old mirror-turned-chalkboard on the pantry door as a place to write down the date, or our memory verse, or maybe to keep a countdown to Christmas once December arrives. Last year we housed all of the school supplies on shelves in the kitchen, but now that space is used for the twins high chairs.
Menu Planner. The Eleventh Hour Cook How?
How is it that the entire day went by and I STILL don't know what to make for dinner? I find myself entering dangerously close to the "whine" line, where the kids pave the way for the dinner hour with complaints of hunger that grow increasingly more pathetic. Just as I enter that last half hour, the kids rolling on the floor dramatically holding their little tummies, I frantically grab at the first box of what-ever-that-was to "whip up" something.
Forty minutes later I am sighing with relief, as the kids and hubby wolf down their admittedly mediocre food, and I am safe for yet another day...until breakfast when I will do this dance all over again! Saving Solution Yep, I can't decide if the worst part of cooking is the clean-up or the 2 hours before when you're racking your brain for ideas on what to cook. To save money: Pick one day to in advance to plan your meals. How It Works Why sticky tabs? First take the time to populate the Menu Ideas section. Simple. Free printable blog calendar. 31 Days of Home Management Binder Printables: Day #3 To Do List with Time Schedule. Welcome back to Day 3 of our series on building your Home Management Binder.
Update! You can now find this printable in EDITABLE format in my Printables Shop HERE. Today’s printable is a To Do List with a Daily Time Schedule. I am such a list oriented person, and this is my most favorite way to organize my time! I made a sample for you to show you how it works. 1. 2. 3. Now, just so you don’t think my life is perfect (because it’s not! Feel free to download this printable, but please respect my copyright. To download the To Do List, click on the image below. P.S. Click on the BLANK image to download the file (not the sample image). You must have a PDF reader installed in order to view these printables. Printables are viewed the best in Google Chrome, Safari, or Firefox internet browsers. Feel free to click through to all of the 31 Days below, or you can purchase the entire set in one downloadable file here. 31 Days of Home Management Binder Printables: Robin's Menu Board.