In no particular order:
prep the hallway ceiling:
clean,
then fill cracks,
then clean again
paint the hallway ceiling
prep the hallway mural:
clean,
sand,
clean
paint the hallway mural
add more magnetic paint to hallway
add top coat to magnetic paint in hallway
laundry
load dishwasher
- put dirt in pots
spread out wildflower seeds before it rains on Saturday (and Friday is SO BOOKED)
- prep the kitchen for more painting
- paint more in the kitchen
- NOPE (fix the door to the playroom with putty and sanding, then clean it well) – kid veto
- NOPE (paint doors (to playroom, both to bathroom, kitchen door needs a little more blackboard paint)) – kid veto
put the god damn books away (the kids add to a pile that they don’t know how to shelve)
- (done all that we can!)
label every book and shelf in the house with stickers so the kids can put their own god damn books away
get rid of pile of to-donate clothes and toys
- get rid of faucets and skylight that aren’t useful
get rid of tile (scheduled for Friday!)
start thinking about scheduling with a cleaning service. I’m thinking I’d like my house cleaned for me on April 3rd & April 10th. I honestly don’t think a cleaning service will want to do my entire filth trap in one day. It’s been over a year of construction filth adding up. Every shelf needs to be scrubbed. Every item in the house needs to be dusted. It’s going to suck
- organize all the paperwork in storage and label the containers so we can find stuff when it is required instead of hunting for hours in frustrated futility
trim/prune bushes and trees
message C about cookies
- figure out how to get this harp out of my house
put reminders on my calendar so I don’t forget to do a thing for a friend
I can’t think of more right now. Maybe that’s a good thing.