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Donations went to DD3

September 29th, 2020 at 05:37 pm

DD3 and her little family came over for dinner last night. As she was leaving, she noticed the bags of donation items sitting by my door and asked about them. She poked around and decided she wanted 3 of the 4 bags of stuff! Just like that those bags went home with her. She will take what she needs and donate the rest. She mentioned she also wants some sunflower dishes that I am getting rid of, so I will box those up and give to her once they move into their new home next month. Smile

I am finding it a challenge to work from home when I have home projects I want to tackle. The best way I can think of is to keep a running list of all the things I want to tackle after work and on the weekends so that I stay focused on work during my working hours. Does anyone else have this issue? Id love to hear your ideas!!

Our trees are all turning colors, this time of year is so beautiful here. Fall really is my favorite season. I am keeping a pumpkin banana candle burning (yum!) and plan to take a nice drive/picnic lunch this weekend to enjoy the beautiful season outdoors. We have lots of wineries nearby and a couple are located right next to the river. Perhaps a stop at one of those with a picnic lunch is in order. This weekend should be gorgeous - the temps are expected to drop into the lower 80s, and there is no more smoke! (Yay)

Of course, the rest of the weekend will likely be organizing and decluttering the next room!

Are the colors changing where you live?

3 Responses to “Donations went to DD3”

  1. Lots of Ideas Says:
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    I am retired now, but when I worked I often had calls I needed to attend for an hour but only talk for five minutes.

    I often did household jobs that involved sorting, tossing while on mute. I found it made me more attentive because otherwise the temptation to do work during the call was too great and so nothing got my full attention.

  2. CB in the City Says:
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    When I worked from home I was using a company computer, and I always felt like I was being timed or monitored. I probably wasn't, but just that semi-belief made me stick to my work. I set myself work hours and did not allow myself to think of home things until quitting time. Then I was DONE and I would not look at emails or anything that might distract me from my home life. Having that sharp division worked better for me than trying to blend the two.

  3. CB in the City Says:
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    Oh, and you also inspired me to switch out my summer candle (lakeshore) for an autumn one (spicy)! I have already switched my door wreath but didn't think about my candle.

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