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Deep cleansing breath

11:37 p.m.

To do list:

1. Pack for trip - flight leaves at 10:00 a.m.
2. Pack kids for trip to grandparents
3. List for all kid activities
4. Finish laundry
5. Send about 18 emails of things that people need to get done at work while I am gone.
6. Write up list of kid activities for the grandparents so they know when the kids need to be where.
7. Figure out what to pack.
8. Find suitcase - did I loan it out and forgot to get it back?
9. Pack for trip I must leave for at 6 a.m. the morning after the day we get back.
10. Figure out what to pack for that trip - do I need steel toed boots to hang out at Crush plant in the middle of a swamp??? Forgot to ask. Am assuming I can wear jeans...
11. Vacuum kitchen - crushed up saltines all over the floor - what happened???? Ask in a.m.
12. Paint toenails.
13. Do I need to pack for Dan??? I forgot if he told me yes - he is still at softball.
14. Cancel flu shot appointment for kids that I scheduled at the exact same time that we have to be at the airport - what was I thinking???
15. Find another way to procrastinate and not get anything done.

Completed items:
1. Pack for dog.

Comments

carey said…
if you forget to pack it, you can always go shopping...

have fun!
Chris said…
Hope you are having a great time! You both deserve it!!
K~ said…
Where are you off to? K~
K~ said…
Oh duh... Key West. I couldn't put 2 and 2 together. K~
Karen said…
Are you home? Did you have a great time? Can't wait to hear about it!
Susan said…
We are home - will have to blog when I get back from Louisiana - we had a great time - many, many stories to tell.

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