To Do, an ongoing list

[impy]

Okay, self. You have some stuff to do this week and a lot of stuff to do before Christmas. Let's try and be organized about this madness, shall we?

Today, you need to do:

• Laundry


• Take another shower


• Make Lists!


• make Mums call a doctor and set up an appointment


• assemble the stuff for Mom's paperwork so you can send it tomorrow.

Friday you need to make sure Mums goes to the grocery store in case the boy really does attend this "family" holiday party you were not invited to and family means you hold grudges long past their expiration date. You also might need to do some other shopping. We'll see.

Also, buy the stuff for the cheese biscuits so we'll have something to try this weekend.

Pay water bill and cable bill. Weep. (cable bill can be bumped to next payday!)


Holiday cooking:
Find recipes for the bestest jam thumbprints, the boy's peanut butter cookies, the household's favorite chocolate chip cookies, and find out what Mums wants cookie wise.
  Make list of ingredients, paying particular attention to what we still need.

Fudge, take 2!

Crack pie?

What do we still need for Christmas dinner aside from my grape juice? List!


Gift shopping:

• Friday, place the order for Cass and the boy's gifts.


• Figure out what you're buying Widget, then buy/order Friday.


• Mums, if you've stumbled across this, LOOK AWAY. I'm thinking a bottle of Tres Leche, the book she asked for that I should order on Friday if PBS doesn't come through before then, and I should probably see if I can find a robe that matches her requirements. Ooh, see if bookstore of potential win is still around so I can use my gift certificate thingie. *muse*


• Figure out something for Ari. What do you buy the person who buys their own gifts?


• K's gift: either buy online or head to World Market to see if they've got shiny things on her list.


• Find the missing folder of shiny things so you can send it to the person who will love it properly.


• Stocking stuffers!

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Geez. This doesn't even take into account the people who are getting their gifts for Epiphany.