Your Very Own To-Do List Feature

How often do you have to open a big day timer or go to a specific area, that isn’t ‘right there’ when you’re on the computer, and need a little focus or a glance.

Well you’ve come to the right place..
Yes there are a couple other list spots:
Storing bmindful favorite links
and one for grocery lists

Looking for free printable to-do lists..I love them..when I find good sources.

Here’s a great site

Great accountability ideas and work book type pages to explore your life, from one of our members:Kahuna Keith

Yes I’m all for privacy (big-time), and don’t like entire descriptions “out there’ for the world to see..as much as I do disclose..you wouldn’t know this about me lol(:

Well anyway..I think I’ve found the solution for those of you who need a convenient list place…You can write things in your own code-way or as detailed as you need it..because this is yours(:

As often as we all come to this place..might as well make it even more like home(:

Nice link Laurie! I think I will be sinking my teeth into it soon, when I’m mentally rested and refreshed which I await with eager anticipation. Doin’ the limbo Jan

talk about syncronicity ( cant spell ) i have just written down all the shoulds spinning round mymind ,31 so far – should clean up garden (2 dogs !),should sort out papers ,should call catalogues etc as its so full of things i need to do but keep putting off .No wonder my minds fuzzy ,aiming to do or at least start one a day ,thanks laurie .

Basic lil list to clear mind..

1. ROH-finance list for Mid March, End of March, beginning of April.
2. continue project for study area, and continue studying-*in progress*!
3. exercise
4. write accountability notes for self, hubby and motivation-buddy

5. meal plan, eat well and bring healthy lunch and snacks to work tomorrow

6. Study for exam for work

that’s a wonderful website Laurie !
I’m excited about some concrete “workbook” things to do on myself.

In response to evank27’s post:

Thanks evank27(:

I support you completely(: