...and I found this plastic sheet protector full of slips of paper. I
seem to recall typing up a "to-do" list back in probably the sophomore
year of high school with the plan of drawing one out at a time and
completing the task before moving on to the next. ...Considering the
fact that there are lots left (in addition to the nature of the tasks),
this particular method of creating/completing a "to-do list" does not
work. Yet I am very amused at the items on this list. Take a look:
1. Play video games.
2. Write poetry.
3. Clean out iguana cage.
4. Go to Payless.
5. Make jewelry.
6. Comb the guinea pig.
7. Work on job applications.
8. Surprise someone with a visit/favor.
9. Cook.
10. Design Pokemon Club flag.
11. Write in iambic pentameter.
12. Burn CDs.
13. Post on message boards.
14. Brush the dogs.
15. Get pumice stone. Use it.
16. Design and make a purse.
17. Sew.
18. Ride go-karts.
19. Save money.
20. Make picture frames/crafts.
21. Clip iguana's nails.
22. Write songs.
23. Organize computer files.
24. Go to antique store.
25. Play sports with friends.
26. Walk the dogs.
27. Make calendars.
28. Play with guinea pig.
29. Dance.
30. Run.
31. Write ~cheesy~ scripts.
32. Start an e-group.
33. Play The Sims.
34. Work on college applications.
35. Think on home decorating.
36. Write college essays.
37. Learn how to crochet.
38. Design clock.
39. Decorate walls.
40. Have picnic with Mom.
41. Practice dynamics, tempos, scales, etc. with voice.
42. Make magnets.
43. Write in diary.
44. Sort old schoolwork.
45. Organize AOL mail.
46. Practice clarinet.
47. Watch movies at home.
48. Sort old letters.
49. Work on website.
50. Sort through clothes.
51. Get a vanilla Coke.
52. Expand vocabulary.
53. Play cards.
54. Email friends.
55. Compose music.
56. Work on iguana cage.
57. Watch movies in theater.
58. Draw.
59. Cut out from magazines.
60. Vacuum for money.
61. Write letters.
62. Learn HTML.
63. Read Writer's Inc. book.
64. Make a list of CD "wanted list."
65. Write stories.
66. Send e-cards.
67. Clean/organize closet.
68. Color.
69. Get books from library.
70. Practice piano.
71. Go to the arcade.
72. Give guinea pig a haircut.
73. Paint fingernails.
74. Read books for "book club."
75. Practice dynamics, tempos, scales, etc. on piano.
76. Pokemon Club newsletter.
77. Read Les Miserables.
78. Clean/organize garage.
79. Wash guinea pig.
80. Wash dogs.
81. Make up new sport.
82. Sort old school notes.
83. Clean/organize pantry.
84. Find garage sale junk.
85. Paint toenails.
86. Paint watercolors.
87. Form debate questions.
88. Write email.
89. Start a scrapbook.
90. Roleplay.
91. Do garden "nature sketches."
92. Make own catch phrase.
93. Learn Japanese phrases.
94. Clean/organize room.
95. Take pictures.
96. Invite people over for potluck dinner.
97. Have a popcorn fight (may require movie theater).
98. Make puppy chow.
99. Research majors/careers.
100. Make puppets.
101. Practice dynamics, tempos, scales, etc. on clarinet.
102. Make collage.
103. Listen to music sing.
104. Organize bookcase.
105. Study drama.
106. Write in online journal.
107. Get a pedicure.
108. Write in Spanish.
109. Complain about the state of education.
110. Make videos.
111. Go to Ritter's [Frozen Custard].
112. Read drama.
113. Catch up on National Geographic.
114. Research colleges.
115. Build houses on The Sims.
116. Make hamburger cookies.
117. Get manicure.
118. Record music.
119. Tan.
120. Wash iguana.
121. Make wooden shelf.
122. Play online games.
123. Hang out with brothers.
124. Catch up on news.
125. Draw up clothes designs.
126. Clean/organize refrigerator.
127. [Create] magnetic poetry.
128. Plan "book club" list.
129. Revise favorite links [on fledgling website].
130. Speak Spanish.
131. Read.
132. Get a new screenname.
133. Go to dollar store.
134. Start a "reading group."
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