1. Cut up 25 thrifted garments into pennant shapes. Make three long strings of pennants to hang across the windows or above the porch: patriotic colors, Easter egg colors, and spring green and yellow.
2. Plan our office arrangement and buy and install two desktops.
3. Try a cook-for-the-freezer day (I never have done one).
4. Finish my three spray painting projects waiting for me in the garage.
5. Clean up the garage.
5. Clean up the garage.
6. Gather a bunch of bare branches and coat them heavily with Epsom salts. Stand in a tall vase for winter decor.
7. Clean out my church binders and organize all three into one (new) one. Label (new) dividers, and make a pretty cover and spine. While I'm at it, make pretty covers and spines for my coupon binder and budget book too.
8. Use my Groupon for a portrait session for David.
9. Visit the Re-Store up the highway - first time ever!
9. Visit the Re-Store up the highway - first time ever!
10. Walk an hour a day, six days a week (off on Sundays).
11. Try out all the processes in my new Vitamix blender: juicing, blending, dry chopping, wet chopping, grinding, frozen mixtures, and hot mixtures.
3 comments:
Looks like a lot for one month - let us know how it works out
I would love to hear about the ReStore! Have you gone yet?
Restore: Yes, Greta and I went up to Cartersville. Lots of housewares and building supplies. Little furniture. Not much clothing. Everything half off the day we were there. We each found a few little things, nothing much or exciting. No fabulous old windows like we wanted!
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