1.
The desk remained but my sewing area is now in the laundry - much more practical seeing that I always need to iron when I sew.
2. Contact appropriate people to donate high school artwork.
3.
Done.
4. Clean out filed paperwork.
Started but not finished. We reused a large portion of the trash paperwork to cover the grass at the bottom of our raised bed. This was a relief to not have to find a shredder to borrow or shred myself!
5. Go through linen chest.
6. Rearrange me and Tyler's closet.
7.
What a great read! I was inspired to start another decluttering, but then I remembered I first had lots of goals left to achieve!
8.
Our garden is built and planted.
9.
It was great! I brought in a sketchbook and colored pencils and Rita was occupied for nearly 20 minutes! Thank you Lord.
We made a second trip as a family - praise the Lord! The sketchbook and colored pencils worked great again!
10.
Listed twelve books on Amazon and sold one for a profit of 97 cents! I know, it isn't even a dollar but twice I have tried to read this book and not gotten through it and the condition wasn't "like new," so I'm just happy we have less clutter and a bit of profit to be put in savings! Good news! Sold a second book and profited $13.45!! So far $14.42 to put into savings for our three month emergency fund.
"A penny saved is a penny earned." -Benjamin Franklin
Do you have any goals set to achieve? I challenge you to set a "due date" and have the joy of reaching your goal.
Do you have any goals set to achieve? I challenge you to set a "due date" and have the joy of reaching your goal.
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