Be the Change

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Look at this!

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I was caught!

It won't be until August, but take a look at the group if you get a chance. I love what they do!

GROUP

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On today's agenda are a lot of things, as always. Here's my to-do list: (maybe tomorrow I'll take a look at how many I actually did)

WDC - Add entries to "Invalid Item" 
WDC - Add questions to "Horror Trivia Challenge" 
WDC - Review for "Invalid Item" 
WDC - Add rules to forum for "Invalid Item" 
WDC - Email "Invalid Item"  group members
WOM - Update venues
WOM - Update cities list
WOM - Work on August Issue
WOM - Add September shows
WOM - Figure out how to make a watermark
WOM - Email venues
WOM - Research shows

...and I think that's it.

This is how each day begins for me. I need a to-do list or I'll forget everything I wanted to do, particularly because everything I do is online and with the computer. I'll get distracted by news, games, emailing, etc., so easily that I need a list to keep me on track. I don't have to complete everything on my lists every day, but I try to get as much done as I can.

Do you work better with lists or without them?