One Busy, but Happy Little Christmas To-Do List
Each and every year we have something in common, and each year, its daunting presence overwhelms us. Of course, we speak of one things that is a Christmas to-do list. If I were to go back in my archives, I suspect I’d find similar posts to this because every year I seem to put something like this together. It’s fair to say, we all have a list such as this. Sometimes it may just be a mental list, other times it may be an actual list, either way, one of THE best things about a to-do list is that we can cross things off.
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We can all admit it here, that list can be quite long… and it has a knack for overwhelming the best of us. But, in this joyful season (of fun, twinkle lights family and giving), we should also remember that said to-do lists can be fun and festive – and we should work to make them precisely so.
Today, I thought I’d share my to-do list, and give you a peek into what I’ve yet to accomplish and what I already have (the ratio of which lends itself to more work over completed tasks).
One Busy, but Happy Little Christmas To-Do List
1: Create and Make Christmas Cards; Prepare to Mail
2: Purchase New Christmas Tree
3: Put Up Said Christmas Tree
4: String Outdoor Twinkle Lights
5: Find New Christmas Tree Décor
6: Decorate Christmas Tree
7: Bake and Decorate Sugar Cookies
8: Read (and Enjoy!) Seasonal Reads
I haven’t read all of the seasonal reads I’d like, but have read some to enjoy!
9: Participate in Tis-the-Season-a-Thon and Read Three Books
I’ve only read two, and feel uncertain I’ll finish the third, but hey, it’s been fun!
10: Hang Christmas Wreath
11: Begin Christmas Shopping (Although it’s Barely Started)
12: Complete Christmas Shopping
13: Decorate the Interior of the House
14: Decorate the Bookshelves
15: Wrap Aforementioned Christmas Gifts
16: Watch all the (or a Generous Number) Festive Christmas Movies
17: Film All the Seasonal Videos for Booktube
18: Edit Seasonal Videos
19: Prepare and Publish Seasonal Blog Posts
Like the prior task (edit videos), I have completed some of this, but not all, so it has to remain on this little check list.
20: Last, but Most Important, Enjoy the Season!
What about you, what makes your yearly Christmas to-do list? Have you checked it once (and twice!) to make sure you’re on schedule? Have you crossed all the things off your list? Comment all of your thoughts down below.
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Wow, you are super busy! I have a mental checklist, but it’s definitely not as overwhelming for me this year because I decided to skip sending Christmas cards.
I *almost* skipped out on Christmas cards, and really should have. It’s one of those things I’ve toyed with giving up for the last 2-3 years, and haven’t yet. Definitely a Christmas tradition that’s no longer a “thing” in our society, but it’s for sure a lot of work. :) Hope you accomplish all of your Christmas to-do list goals, Heidi. :)