I am not an advocate of writing lists just to write them. (Of course, if you really want to make the naughty list, you go right ahead.) Planner space is limited, so I put lists in there that are actually helpful or important. Now, lots of these lists are mentioned elsewhere on my blog, so feel free to go exploring, but here is a comprehensive list of lists that are in my planner (with detailed examples below each type).
Codes:
P = in my project pages
M = on my main, monthly, or weekly pages
N = in my notes/file pages (because not relevant to ongoing projects)
*Next Action Lists
P - Home and School Volunteer Association
P - room mom
P - Thanksgiving advance tasks
M - Household Hot List (for things I want to fix around my household)
M - Master Task List (for things not date specific)
M - child's homework
M - daily tasks
M - weekly tasks
M - monthly tasks
N - "if" I get a full time job
*Idea Lists
P - ideas for my Nanowrimo novel (like lists of character traits for each character or chapter ideas)
P - ideas for my blog
P - gifts for friends and family
N - book ideas
*Notes Lists
P - list of things that did NOT work last year at an annual event that I plan
P - list of items other family members bought for our kids (so I don't duplicate)
P - wrapping paper list (blue/green for one kid, red/white for the other, reindeer for leaving the house, and Santa for Santa gifts)
P - sales tracking of listings
P - list of people invited to a party
N - continuing legal education
N - interview key points to make
N - daily meds
N - medical log
N - asthma log (was an active file, but under control so filed now)
N - important school notes (like the cost of school lunches and carpool information)
N - babysitter contacts
N - alumni association meeting notes
N - locations (where things are hidden in my house)
N - things borrowed log
N - car wreck
N - planner details (like paper size, ideas that I want to someday incorporate, or codes/abbreviations)
N - exercises
N - insurance details
N - You Tube
N - menu (all the foods that my family enjoys regularly)
N - sizes (air conditioning filters, windshield wipers, special light bulbs, ink, my favorite tank tops)
N - diet log
N - addresses (just those that are new and I might go again)
*Checklists
P - blog promotion checklist (In case you are wondering, I only promote relevant posts in Facebook groups. For example, planner posts go in planner groups only.)
P - household chores
N - first day of school (in notes until fall of each year)
N - weekly review
N - packing lists
N - birthday parties
*Budget Lists
P - the running total of allowance earned by my kid
M - monthly budget total
N - school dues payment log
*Shopping Lists
P - extended family Christmas gifts
P - children's individual Christmas gifts
P - children's shopping list (for their grandparents and teachers)
P - husband's gifts
M - weekly grocery/shopping list
*Menus
P - Thanksgiving
M - weekly
*Schedules
P - Thanksgiving Day cooking
M - future planning
N - boy's routines (morning and night)
Bonus video: Touring The Lists In My Planner
Etcetera.
3 comments:
I actually love making lists for the sake of making lists. I think in terms of lists. It's one of my quirks. I even have a book called Listography that's nothing but list-making madness. That's fun time for me. That was probably my favorite thing about the book High Fidelity, the narrator thought like me. I don't have lists in my planner now because of its limited structure, but come January and my ringed planner gets busted out, I'm betting there will be a few lists that develop.
I love making lists and am planning to blog about them soon! :)
It was fascinating to see all the lists you make. I may be about to add some to my own collection! :)
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