What did I do today? Oh, yeah...

Once we actually get our tree up these will be on it...

Wow, today just slipped away from me. I feel like I didn't do much--never left the house. I did actually get some things done. Here are a few of them:

• diaper laundry
• made some Christmas tree decorations (got a bit carried away with the pony beads & pipe cleaners)
• worked out more logistics & found another performer for the Circles of Care & Connection Christmas Party I'll be stilting at
• received three packages (okay, so all I had to do was open the door & cut some packing tape, but...)
• helped Sprout decorate the wrapping paper (actually envelopes) for some small gifts I'm giving my family
• sold some raffle tickets for the Mount Pleasant Family Centre's draw on Thursday (email me if you want some!) 
• sorted through dozens of emails (has your inbox exploded lately?)
• catered to the whims of little Mr. Terrible Two

Okay, I feel better now. Some days it's hard to feel productive, particularly when most of what I've done is not really visible, like, say, a clean house or dinner on the table. Not particularly good at either of those two. Of course, my day isn't done yet, still on the list is:

• baking some biscuits
• having a shower (this has gotten more difficult again lately with Sprout's new found interest in throwing, bashing & swallowing things)
• Christmas party!

What did you get done today? Do you ever need to write it down so you feel like you actually did accomplish something?



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