Anti-Procrastination Week

What a week!  On top of keeping up on daily routines and maintaining my hotspots and laundry, I've gotten a lot of additional things done.  I worked in the office Monday through Thursday and from school a bit where I was able to login remote.  I got a lot of work backlog done.  I was banging out deliverables left and right.  Of course, I know there are still a lot of items I owe people, that will always be true.  I feel like I went through volumes of work this week.  Hope next week is just as productive if not more.

On the personal accomplishments:  our daughter went to the dentist Tuesday after school, I scheduled a parent teacher conference for next Monday night, returned the central vacuum hose set I ordered online as it was the wrong one, ordered and picked up the right one from the local mom & pop installer company because they always give me the right parts if I need them, we got our taxes back from the accountant, and we owe, but I already had set aside the right amount to handle it, the boys got a haircut (although DH took care of that one - I just made the appointment) and now I'm at school today and ready to give a final presentation for Systems Thinking class tomorrow.

So it may not have been an official Flylady Anti-Procrastination week, but it was for me!

Routines, Routines

I posted before about the app called Home Routines.  I've gotten all my routine tasks in there and now it's just a matter of keeping up with it every day.  Here's a picture of my Morning Routine.  It's 12:30 PM and I'm still working on it, but I'm working from home and under the weather today. I'll get the rest finished soon.

And I almost forgot to mention I ordered a new central vacuum hose online, as the last one is broken.  I'm making due with one that is extremely subpar!  Does not make vacuuming fun.  Ordering it online was a lot cheaper than the local retail place I order it from and their hours are hard for me to stop by.  This one will be shipped free to my house.

Also, I organized the boys socks!  Seems weird, but it had been bothering me how many to small sock pairs they had in their drawer, as well as how many of them did not have mates.