I write to do lists and then lose them. So if it's here I can't lose it can I? Feel free to add yours and enjoy ticking things off.
- Find some sheet music (Done)
- Plan choir practice
- Plan next week's music (Done)
- Make something for tea
- Put horse's bed down
- Ride
- Run
Comments
- Run (done)
- make a curry for dinner
- have a coffee with a friend
- wash all running kit to pack for a little break away in half term
-pick the kids up
- make banana bread
- prepare for work tomorrow
That's my favoured method too.
LOL
Hold on - Travleodge? I'm not that cheap a date!
I use the OneNote app that came with my phone for To Do lists, so I don't lose them.
Book Travelodge was on there, buy baby oil was not.
Shocking!
Oh all right then, can we get a bag of chips after?
Christ glad my days of being a Dad to a young child are over, £35 for a bottle of baby oil, FFS indeed.
There's always axle grease...
Scream, I thought WE had a date. I'm very disappointed.
Oh shucks... Nick, there's a double booking situation apparently, are you up for a theesome
I don't know why I'm reminded of the old joke.
Q. How do you know when a Rotherham girl has, ahem, "arrived" ?
A. "She drops her chips"
In the words of Gareth Keenan, I don't do sloppy seconds.
I think this may be an appropriate time to apogise to Madbee for the thread hijack.
I'm sure this isn't quite how (she?) visualised the conversation going when she posted
1. Make to-do list.
I think you mean:
1. Get a pen and paper
2. Make to-do list
3 Tear up to-do list.
4 Go to pub.
Much better idea!
1: Put feet up
2: Wait for wife to do everything, that's what she's there for....
3. Continue to wait for wife to do everything.
4. Lose patience.
5. Go and get a bag of crisps and some biscuits
Runny, surely the wife should have got them, along with the beer?