make the kids’ lunches, call plumber about garbage disposal, pay bills online, get a haircut, spend
20 minutes on treadmill, drop kids off at school, fill out a performance evaluation, take Molly
to her ballet lesson, sign up for Pilates classes, interview job applicants, put air in exercise ball,
make costume for the school play, take recycling to curb, send birthday invitations, do laundry,
pull weeds in the yard, clean house before the in-laws visit, take dog to vet, clean gutters, get a
manicure,
find an anniversary present for Tom,
make it to yoga class on Tuesday,
carpool the
kids to soccer practice, pick up some flowers, window-shop, finish the presentation, drink eight
glasses of water, order lunch for the department, change furnace filter, collect food for the food
drive,
shop for new running shoes, wash the car,
read next month’s book club selection,
find
Molly’s mitten, return that ugly shirt, have photos developed, clean off desk, stop by the grocery
store, buy dog food, swing by the ATM, pick up kids from school, clean paw prints off the door,
schedule sales meeting, replace paper towel roll, finalize sales projections, read the kids bedtime
stories, walk dog, balance checkbook, write a letter to the congressman, ship package, organize
pantry, switch my purse, unload dishwasher, feed the fish, charge cell phone, return DVDs, get
bids for the roof, check the weather, shred mail, donate old clothes, check e-mail, get the carpet
cleaned, complete expense reports, book a flight, dust the ceiling fan, fax contracts, think about
ways we could be healthier, call sitter about date night, add photos to scrapbook, stretch, e-mail
cookie recipe,
read Molly’s history report,
place classified ad,
make a chore chart for the kids,
replace vacuum cleaner bag,
play a game of hide-and-seek,
touch up paint on walls,
find the
good plates, catch up with a teenager over dinner,
teach Molly to cross-stitch, buy candy from
a neighbor’s kid, plan my running route, drop picture off at frame shop, put toys in toy chest,
set alarm for 6:00, defrag hard drive,
sign
another
school
field
trip
form,
change a diaper, oil the sqeaky hinge,
RSVP for party, polish the silverware,
help
the
kids
with
their
homework,
check mailbox,
iron
my black skirt,
bring some glazed doughnuts to work,
dust the coffee table, read a magazine,
find the hamster before the cat does,
get printer ink, drop off dry cleaning,
order some additional business cards,
sharpen the knives, sign for a package,
set the T V recorder, find my umbrella,
put toilet paper roll on the right way,
drop heels off at the shoe repair place,
We can Kelp.™ attend many meetings,
watch the evening news, fill bird feeder,
replace
the
digital
camera’s
batteries,
watch
a T V show,
catch
a
movie
this weekend,
take
a
pottery class,
revise
to-do
list,
try new
toothpaste,
plan
a
healthy
dinner,
do
something
about
that
squeaky
door,
meet
for
coffee,
read a bunch of e-mails,
check IRA,
veg out,
play catch-up,
sweep kitchen floor,
tell kids to
use coasters, clean chandelier, check car seat, iron my no-iron khakis, give baby a bath, change
another diaper,
untangle the electrical cords under the desk,
get the fingerprints off the TV,
resist the temptation to eat junk food, fluff the sofa cushions, e-mail the boss, get the windows
cleaned,
enjoy some good family time,
drink a cappuccino,
read up on current events,
think
about the long-term effect of sleep deprivation, get annoyed by TV, upload photos of the kids,
rummage through the attic for the ski gear, write another to-do list, boil baby bottles, consider
the finances, rent a movie, work on Jake’s tree house, live for today, develop a winning strategy,
recaulk the bathtub,
organize my MP3 library,
clean up my cube,
rotate the tires,
chat at the
water
cooler,
mop
the
floors,
multitask,
go
bowling,
surf the
Web,
look
for
missing
socks,
practice public speaking, brush the dog, ask the neighbor about trimming the tree, find the cat,
get a toddler dressed,
sign
for another package,
laugh at a joke,
play with the kids,
find new
knobs for the chest of drawers,
relearn to knit,
attend an all-department meeting,
empty the
dishwasher, get the junk out of the car, hope the baby goes to bed easily, deadhead the roses, get
up before the alarm goes off,
research our summer vacation,
take a walk at lunch,
make small
talk with the other parents at T-ball, www.minuterice.com finish last Sunday’s crossword puzzle,
wish a co-worker a happy birthday, eat a piece of cake, try deep breathing, condition my hair,
worry about a deadline, worry about the kids, worry about the house, ©2009 Riviana Foods Inc.
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