I have so much to do.  I’m not really complaining because most of my tasks are self-imposed.

I have essays to grade (I assigned them).

I have garden plots to weed and prep (I decided to have 3 this year).

I have a speech to write (I accepted when asked-yikes).

I need to organize the planting of strawberries and raspberries (I agreed to be the garden director).

I have two more pairs of fingerless mittens to knit (I plan to gift them to my yoga instructors).

I have 4 cabled  wash cloths to knit (teacher presents).

I have a new course to plan (I pitched it).

I need to redo my yard where it was torn up when the garage was being built (Only self-inflicted because I can’t have an ugly yard).

I need to build raised beds for the west side of the new garage (I don’t have to do it this year, but I want to).

I decided to create a new flower bed, and change the shape of another (to accommodate a new path that will lead from our house to the garage).

I also have to teach, clean, parent, be a wife, and play with my dog.

I need to find time to work out.

I have neglected my blog because of this to-do list, which makes me feel guilty.  I decided to combine the two, which probably doesn’t make for fascinating reading (despite the title), but it is helping my organize my thoughts.

So thanks for that!  🙂

Here’s a nice picture to make up for my boring post.  When I get time, I will write a post about the three-day Montana Judicial Institute I just attended.