T1B20

I've been feeling a little overwhelmed lately, I missed out on this whole weekend to do homework and I constantly have this feeling like I'm forgetting something. You know how sometimes, for me it's usually in the classroom at the end of the day (like during elementary school where all your classes are with one teacher) I would be packing at the end of the day, and I would feel like there's something missing. I'd be like, "I think I'm forgetting something, but I don't know what." And then I'd stand there for like 10 minutes, just thinking, and sometimes I'd remember, but mostly not. And then, as soon as I leave the building, or enter the car, or step into home, I'd be like, "*FACEPALM* so THAT'S what I forgot!"

And if I'm really unlucky, it's due the next day. 

*facepalm* I can't count how many times I did that in Grade 6/7.

Anyway, I found this to-do list ages ago, but it was never really useful for me until now, when I just thought, OMG, this is like the perfect thing! Usually this to-do list is too small for me, but I'm using it right now to track commitments, clubs, extracurriculars, responsibilities, etc.

This is the blog post linked to it (from Botanical Paperworks): http://www.botanicalpaperworks.com/blog/read,article/426/free-printable-chalkboard-style-to-do-list

And this is the actual list: http://www.botanicalpaperworks.com/uploads/ck/files/Reverse_Chalkboard_ToDo_List(1).pdf

(trying to give credit by not linking only directly to the pdf)

Anyway, I'll try this out and see how it works. I'm thinking of also maybe getting a smaller copy to fit in my agenda, or to cut it, or whatever. As you can see, I'm a huge fan of organizing things. :D