
So what have I accomplished in my progress toward Christmas? Unfortunately, not much. This is what I should have been doing during the past four weeks, and what is on my to-do list for the next few weeks. I daresay my biggest challenge will not be the holiday preparation tasks; as always, it will be the house clean up chores. I will let you know how I am progressing.
Week 1: Planning & Paperwork
- House Task: declutter, clean, and organize my desk
- Holiday Tasks: Christmas notebook, family values sheet, Christmas planning center, establish budget, Christmas savings plan, master gift list.
Week 2: Calendar & Creativity
- House Task: declutter, clean, and organize my kitchen table
- Holiday Tasks: seasonal calendar, plan holiday travel, scheduling session, tear files, start shopping, inventory craft supplies, begin “gifts to make” list.
Week 3: Me and Mine
- House Task: declutter, clean, and organize my bedroom
- Holiday Tasks: inventory Christmas cards & gift wrap, write Christmas card list, print Christmas card address labels, order Christmas cards, plan pampering sessions, create gift storage area.
Week 4: Close to Home
- House Task: declutter, clean, and organize my child’s room
- Holiday Tasks: seasonal spruce-up exercise, declutter children’s toys, begin collecting stocking stuffers, plan Advent celebrations, divide Christmas card list into sections & begin writing cards (deadline: November 1).
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