I deserve a pat on the back
I was in super accomplishment mode today - and I deserve a pat on the back. I made a dr's appointment about the whole clam thing. I made an appointment and got measured/ordered the stuff for my Bridesmaid dress for Lauren's wedding. I did my laundry, emptied the dishwasher, & cooked dinner.
I know, I know, for some people this would be significantly less than a normal day. For me - it's a large accomplishment all in one day. Usually I'm not this motivated all at once. I'm a major procrastinator.
My to-do list is significantly shorter than normal. I guess I just need to find some more things to do about it.
I'm also seriously contemplating buying a breadmaker. The Pros: I can make my own bread - in smaller portions so that I can eat it at my own pace and it won't spoil first. I'll know exactly what goes into the bread I eat and will be able to make different kinds of things (IE more variety). I can get one on CL's pretty cheap (<$50.) Cons: It will take up counter space (precious, precious counter space), you have to make sure you buy all the ingredients that you need - and those might go bad before you can use them all. The money savings will probably not make up for the cost of a machine. I would actually have to slice my own bread - not necessarily a good thing. Thoughts?
I know, I know, for some people this would be significantly less than a normal day. For me - it's a large accomplishment all in one day. Usually I'm not this motivated all at once. I'm a major procrastinator.
My to-do list is significantly shorter than normal. I guess I just need to find some more things to do about it.
I'm also seriously contemplating buying a breadmaker. The Pros: I can make my own bread - in smaller portions so that I can eat it at my own pace and it won't spoil first. I'll know exactly what goes into the bread I eat and will be able to make different kinds of things (IE more variety). I can get one on CL's pretty cheap (<$50.) Cons: It will take up counter space (precious, precious counter space), you have to make sure you buy all the ingredients that you need - and those might go bad before you can use them all. The money savings will probably not make up for the cost of a machine. I would actually have to slice my own bread - not necessarily a good thing. Thoughts?
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