I am old and have come to that time when I do need a list
For just about everything that I do in life
Sometimes it is easy such as shopping day
When first I need to check the the fridge and the larder
...and my wallet...and the bathroom...and just about
Everything else I look at each day but never have the sense
To write things down as I am not going to the shops just yet
Mind you I have often gone to the supermarket and found
I don't have my shopping list with me anymore
So I search my memory after checking my Covid ap
That in Australia if you fail to do this you could be fined
Whether it is at the Newsagent, the Cafe, the Chemist
And every other trading place in town...so I am good
As the fine for failing to do so if caught is humungous
Illustration of Covid sign to put on mobile in Australia
I would not have survived the pandemic without my trusty planner and its pretty lists, strategically highlighted with washi tape in parts. I imagine it will prove its worth again as I slowly return to interacting with humans outside my household in this weird transition time.
ReplyDeleteI would do well to make more lists for myself too – and in plenty of time instead of at the last minute if at all.
ReplyDeleteSo do your lists and remember what you need to do.
ReplyDeleteHappy Wednesday Robin
Thanks for dropping by my blog today
Much💚love
I'm a faithful maker of lists, especially when it comes to grocery shopping. Not so much because I would forget to get something I needed, but because I would probably end up with tons of things I didn't need.
ReplyDeleteThe only list I make is a grocery list....and I always manage to forget something every week!
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed this ... and had no idea about the Covid App thing. Certainly don't want to hear about you being levied big fines. Cheers.
ReplyDeleteI too am a writer and crosser-off of lists, Robin. I have more than one, a Filofax planner, a typed weekly list of things to do, shopping lists for my husband, a menu for the week on the fridge – the list goes on! And I still forget something.
ReplyDeleteI share a similar philosophy on lists. Interesting element about the Coivid app.
ReplyDeleteI make a list and then too often leave it behind on the table. Bother.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful blog
ReplyDeletePlease read my post
ReplyDeleteLists have become essential for survival. You just have to remember where they are so you can read them:)
ReplyDeleteYou have quite a busy list to keep track of. I'm always afraid of losing mine
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