Question of the day: Tuesday

[RebeccaVelasquez]

Do you have an actual "To Do" list - on paper, or do you go with your head?

[Julie]

In my head, one of the things to do is to make a 'To do' list. No wonder I can't get anything done! <img border=0 src="http://img28.photobucket.com/albums/v84/crochetville/scratchhead.gif" />

[crochetme]

For work, yes. For play, no.

[Donna]

Yes, what Kim said. For crochet, I do have my "on my mind" list on my blog, but that doesn't encompass a fraction of all the crochet ideas I have going on in my head. I'm thinking I just may need to start writing them down.

[crochetcrazy]

I have the '''to do ''' in the basket that's about as far as I go

 

 

I try to have a 'ta done' list instead!

[Guest chrochetgirl]

Nope no to do list unless it includes buying yarn!

Gum:knit

[Ambersafghans]

Not always, but sometimes.

Amber

[MommaChelle]

My to do list is in my head. Usually if I see something small I want to make, I will end up just making it in a few days while my big project sits on the side. I try not to have a big to do list in my head for big projects.

[Tiffany]

I keep my "to do" list in my head, but I think I'm going to have to write down a "to do 'due'" list so that I finish up some projects by Christmas.

[Guest sueboo2u]

I actually have made a notebook full of copied crochet patterns and projects but then my husband thinks I have become obsessive with it, lol! Maybe I have but it is fun and I am not hurting anyone, right??? Sue:thumbsup

[lunchbox]

Nothing written down. I keep stuff in mind, stuff I need the right yarn for, a pattern I look for....

[LI Roe]

I have both, if it's a long gift list, then it gets written down (however where I put the list is another story LOL) but most of the time, the list is in my head.

 

LI Roe

[kariholtz]

I really try to have a to do list on paper but I never succeed It's more often than not, in my head.

[shelbyro]

ok, it's Wednesday, but I'm late reading!

 

I have a work to-do written list, but for crochet it is in my head. Like Chelle, I often stop working on a big project in order to whip up a small/quicker one.