Tuesday, March 13, 2007

Tackle It Tuesday

Tackle It Tuesday Meme


I've learned it's a good rule not to post about your 'tackles' until you have tackled them :). Last week .... I posted before ... did I finish ... ummmm, not so much :).

This morning, Lexi and I 'tackled' our infamous playroom. After a long and hard day of playing, it was a wreck. NOTHING like it was to our tackle a few weeks ago ... but still .... you had to shove things to make room to play. We picked up EVERY last piece .... and it's good as new ... or was ... because the clean floor has been an inspiration for some heavy morning play by Lexi and Cate. So ... not so tidy anymore, but in much better shape then it was!!!

I've thrown two loads of laundry in, washed Lexi's Doodle Bear, paid some bills, balanced our checking account, and the clock on my computer says 9:59am :).

Not so bad for an early Tuesday morning. I've got other tasks to tackle ... but I'm off to the kitchen to make some pumpkin muffins for snack. I think we deserve a treat!! :)

ta-ta

7 comments:

Heather @ Marine Corps Nomads said...

Great job! Posting before I tackle seems to be a motivation for me. If I don't get it all done, at least I tried. lol!!

Anonymous said...

Oooo treats sound yummy. :) Good job on your early morning tackles!!

Twisted Cinderella said...

Great job! Very inspiring to read all these tackle it tuesday posts!

Celeste said...

I pick my tackle on Tuesday and post it the next tuesday after I finish it.Great tackle!

Anonymous said...

Oh yum pumpkin muffins I LOVE pumkins
enjoy I think u deserve them too

Jennifer said...

Sounds like you got a lot done - way to go. I think I like Celeste's idea of posting the following Tuesday - especially for the big jobs! Oh, and I was CRACKING UP at your post on the muffins - sounds exactly like something I'd do!

Marilyn said...

I've been having a hard time getting mine done before the end of Tuesday... maybe if I start a week early too. Anyway, I've messed up muffins before too. I once forgot the baking powder. They made nice paper weights.