I write big lists and I cannot lie
I am a list writer. I am I am. Yesterday I converted my big giant list into a categorised list under different topic headings on separate pages. Like: things to do around the house, things to do in the garden/outside, things to do with George/diabetes, and dreams/aspirations. I had to make a Dreams and Aspirations page as these fill up my list and they mean I can never ever scratch everything off my list as they are often longer term targets. Or near impossible targets, like find a cure for our son's Type One Diabetes but you never know. I have an invisible in-my-head list that I run through every night that I don't bother writing down: kept my son alive for another day - check, set the alarms to keep our son alive through the night - check. Complete with a little spider-graph of yes/no questions that probably stems from doing too many magazine questionnaires when I was younger, the ones that promised to solve all your problems with some simple yes or no f
