We have a certain piece of software that offers these options if you try to install it and it already exists.
That's my goal for the next three weeks or so, though most of my efforts will take place between Christmas and New Years Day.
It used to be that when the men got involved in fireworks season, I tackled a project around the house... Or so I thought. But then I realized I don't do projects during the Christmas break because I'm too busy shopping for and then wrapping Christmas presents. Then of course there's the holiday itself when we go to my mother-in-law's house to celebrate and exchange gifts. And then a few days later it's New Years and we all work the store those last few days/evenings/nights.
So when do I have time to complete any projects? That's right, I don't. I do projects during the summer break.
But this holiday break, I'm hoping to get some of my neglected chores done as well as complete a few repairs. Minor, inexpensive ones. We have a few little things that could stand to be taken care of. So that's the plan.
Removing anything I no longer use.
Repairing some minor things around the house.
Modifying some things, like mowing the backyard and raking up the leaves in both the front and back yards.
Maybe some reading. If there's any time left, though I'm not holding my breath. On the other hand, I'll need to rest in between bouts of removing and modifying, so...
Oh, and some TV watching. One of my most very favorite shows finally came out on DVD after like twenty-three years. And I bought the whole set. What is this show you ask...?
Oh, yeah!!!
Anyone else watch and LOVE this show???
2 comments:
Like you, I use that time between Christmas and New Year's Day to do projects. Last year we cleared the clutter from the house and out buildings. This year I'm going to concentrate on organizing what's left, clearing my to-do list so I can start 2014 with a clean page, and setting personal and career goals for 2014.
Go, go, go, Regina!
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