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For The Domestic Tracker: Possible Life-Savers..

This document provides tips for creating and maintaining various lists to help with daily tasks and responsibilities. It suggests making lists for meal planning, daily habits to track, cleaning routines, home details, gift ideas, and children's clothing storage. The lists are intended to help stay organized and avoid forgetting important information or buying duplicate items. The overall message is that list-making should only be done if it is enjoyable and not feel like a chore.

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For The Domestic Tracker: Possible Life-Savers..

This document provides tips for creating and maintaining various lists to help with daily tasks and responsibilities. It suggests making lists for meal planning, daily habits to track, cleaning routines, home details, gift ideas, and children's clothing storage. The lists are intended to help stay organized and avoid forgetting important information or buying duplicate items. The overall message is that list-making should only be done if it is enjoyable and not feel like a chore.

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for the domestic tracker

Possible life-savers..
meal plan| don’t be caught asking what’s for dinner again
Write meal plans in your Monthly Log, jot down a list at the start of each week in a Daily or Weekly
Log, or simply keep a master list of brainless meals that you choose from each day.

daily habits | track what matters to you


Create grids to log exercise, reading goals, water intake, or whatever matters to you. If logging it
motivates you, do it. If it makes you feel guilty, skip it. You’re just clogging up a page and your soul.

cleaning routine | the easiest way to make your house not gross
Everyone cleans differently, so do what works for you. Log daily tasks, daily zones, or simple
weekend goals, i.e. do laundry. Keep it simple and realistic, but sometimes logging helps.

home details | never forget the name of another paint color


Have a collection of information you always wish you had at Lowe’s: paint colors, room and
furniture dimensions, appliance models, etc. Also list needed items to avoid impulse buys.

gift LIST| never forget what will make them smile


Keep a running list of items you see in stores, hear your people casually mention, or have an idea
for in the shower. When it’s time to give, you’re ready. Keep a list of things you’d like to receive, too.

kids clothing storage | know what’s waiting


You store the clothes but forget what’s there. Create a list to remind you so that you don’t get
caught up in a clothing sale and buy items you already have. Alternatively, list what you need.

It’s a tool, not a torture device. Only use it if it brings you joy.
from The Lazy Genius Collective

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