Look ahead, and plan ahead, for the Holiday season. Make a planner! Include these things in your usual planner, or grab one of your kids' old binders.
Include:
Calendar for November and December
Remember to write down Holiday parties for work, church, school, school Christmas concerts or Winter dances, baking parties, anything else you can think of!
Menus –
Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, Holiday Party, New Year’s Party, even Birthday parties (Natalia's birthday is two days after Christmas)
Recipes – Baking, etc.
Party plans
Gift list – include kid’s wish lists.
Card list – check off as addressed and sent. Do a few at a time. You don’t have to send them all at once!
2 comments:
That is such a good idea and something that I have to be very organized at too. I have a daughter with a Decmeber 29th birthday so we have to especially remember to have two very different celebrations or there is real drama around here. I wanted to come by and check out a mystery commenter. So glad to meet you. I hope that your mom is making a speedy recovery, that is scary but all will be good in the end is my prayer.♥
Great ideas, Annie! We're moving in a couple of weeks, so that just adds another huge event to December! :)
p.s. I need your mailing address, please email it to me. Thanks!!!
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