Stacey Shubitz wrote a blog
post Sunday that touched me about keeping busy, or not, and planning
with more attention to needs, and with a further link
to another blogger that expanded the reasoning of handling all that one puts on
to-do lists.
Stacey began with looking
at lists with the following headings:
Needs
Wants
Shoulds
Musts
Coulds
Mights
She
further asks why not look at the mights,
wants and coulds first, instead
of the musts and shoulds.
And then asks if we might look at needs differently, look at
them first!
As some of you might have read, I am moving, in a couple of
weeks! I am fortunate that I do not have
to vacate my house all at once. I’ve
already closed on my new home, and am moving some things a little at a
time. It is very close to my work, so
every day for a couple of weeks I’ve moved some things in, to help with the big
move later. I do have movers hired, but
am trying to move many things first, both to make it easier on the “un-packing”
and on the “expense”.