Also, the kids are well-trained in cleaning up after themselves and chores, so I have some help. Other than a few have to dos, like cleaning their own rooms or doing the dishes, I bribe them to do extra chores by paying them in free electronics time. It's a win/win, because it gets them physically active in exchange for any time spent spacing out on video games and naturally limits their e-time.
Some of my free time will be taken up cooking for Thanksgiving, but not all of it, since I am not hosting this year. I am also doing a little more house cleaning, but it's not too bad right now.
This gives me time to play with my planner.
For any of you cozying up to your planner and a cup of hot beverage, here's a to do list (and some gratuitous planner porn) to help guide you through a lazy morning of planning!
*Process your in-box.
I have inserts that need to be filed in my Projects section and receipts that need to be entered in my Budget section.
*Make a grocery list.
*Do some project planning.
*Redo your master task list.
*Make yearly pages to put in front of each month.
*Make next month's chore log.
*Update your budget/checkbook register.
*Redo your (messy?) future pages.
*Cull your notes/ABC files.
Happy planning!
Etcetera.
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