Lists people are happier #SOL18

Sometimes I just don’t know what to do with myself at night, so I just go to bed. I think tonight is one of those nights. I did a lot today, so I’m going to post my to-do list of items completed, but I’m sure I’m going to leave some stuff off.

(re)read A Wrinkle in Time
shower
wash hair
shave legs
clean shower
twist hair
laundry
clear the floor so I can run the Roomba
load dishwasher
check email
attempt to make a massage therapy appointment (give up and wait to call tomorrow)
prep for peer review/writing workshop
complete participation sheet (detailed unit breakdown) for comp
write this post

The last two probably took the longest since I needed to figure out exactly how to approach the peer review, for one. The other thing is that even though I planned my whole semester out with activities, I found myself questioning my timeline. In the end, I just decided to go with what I have.

Here’s what I still need to do:

update literacy narrative rubric
grade exams for my Tuesday/Thursday classes
grade summaries for my comp classes
create a spreadsheet for the reintroduction phase of my elimination diet
write/revise the soundtrack assignment sheet

Maybe tomorrow, eh?

As for my weekly recap, the only book I finished this past week is A Wrinkle in Time and that’s because I assigned it to two of my classes.

I did post a bunch, so here’s an in case you missed it list:

Slice of Life Challenge — Slice of Life is a writing challenge hosted by Two Writing Teachers.

Have a great week, everyone!

6 thoughts on “Lists people are happier #SOL18”

Lists are helpful as long as they contain some flexibility. How did you enjoy re-reading Wrinkle? Still need to see the movie …
Kevin

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I’m curious how you enjoyed the reread of Wrinkle too. It was a childhood favorite for me but really didn’t work for me on a reread. I love making lists, though I usually just have it in my head. So many things to do all the time!

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