Benchmark schedule of the day
I did mush with this calender I transformed it into the mat….one
day while stairing at it I become nostelgic…….like the purpose of making it
…….how strongly my kids used to fallow their schedule of homework, game and
other duties imposed upon them….then I thought what a magic and organized we
became if we fallow certain rules strictly…like we do earlier…..and I took
promises to stick on’…
Like..i will purchase vegs and fruits to consume on that day
only ! what is the use to buy lots of apple today when we didn’t agree to have
them within 2-3 days……….puting them in the fridge for long to consume
electricity…….
Also for other things we shop only once a week. If we’re short
of milk, drink tea.if we’re out of apples, eat bers. There’s no need to have
one of everything we like in the house once. Except detergents.i will go to
baniya shop for that, butnothing else. Multiple trips to the store to
pick up this or that really crowd my days, so I don’t do it!
We will use a calender.everything on the
calender is a commitment, nothing is a commitment until it’s on the
calendar. And the calendar stays at home. Which means, I
can’t agree to anything until I think about it. And don’t buy one of
those ones where a day is a whole page, you might actually be tempted to fill
it!
Really we only agree to do what we really want to do. Saying
We will organize our days around bench marks.
The breakfast at sharp 9:10, lunch 2:30, dinner 9:30 bed time11:30.
The day is organized around benchmarks. I have four things on my mental to do list. 8:35, 3:45, 5:00, and 7:30. When the kids are off to school, when I get in the car line, when hubby gets home, and the kids’ bedtime. There’s no scheduling to the minute, ever. I just know what has to be done for those four things to happen.
We have to ignore yoga if it’s visit to village farm. If there’s a long walk then there’s no meeting friends in the park
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