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Keeping Up With It All

It’s something that I’ve not been doing well lately. I have multiple things to do and every one of them is falling behind because of exhaustion and frustration. I have an idea of what I need to do to get back on track but so far it is not working at all.

It feels as if the list of things that I have to do is growing. The amount of work I have to do has decreased but that does not change the fact that I still have an enormous amount of things to do and bills to pay.

So how am I going to deal with this? I’ve already started using the Google Calendar which puts the lists of what has to be done at the top of each day. Some days I actually manage to do one of the things that is on my list. I’m not sure how I get any of them done, and I have developed this habit of moving the things that I did not get done one day to the next day so I can do them.

Well, I’m off to see what else I can do to keep up with it all. Hope you’re having a less frantic day than I am. 

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