Food--How to gain control of this complex task from Recipes to
Planning to Buying Food to Getting it on the table.
Weekly Grocery ListAlphabetical Check Off Foods arranged all in a row from
A to Z. Extra List of Household and Health and Beauty
Products. For the pre-printed, colorful grocery lists click
on product Grocery Lists.
Category Check Off. Foods arranged in categories to lead
you to areas of the grocery store. Includes the Household and
Health and Beauty Product's List.
I Can Cook--Write down what you know how to
cook, gives you ideas
Weekly Menu Planner--Plan your meals for
one week, the minimum for successful meal organization. Use the
Menu Sample List to see how to use this form.
Easiest Menu Planner--If the regular menu
planner is too complex for you and you have simple meals, use this List.
It's A Feast--For planning any large meal for
parties, holidays or special occasions.
Household Maintenance(Or how to have a
clean house.)Cleaning and maintaining a household is a never-ending, maintenance
nightmare. When people live in a house, it gets stirred around and the
model home look is hard to preserve. This list lets you keep track of those
detail jobs that often get overlooked but they still prey on your mind.
Get them out of the guilt center of your mind and onto the pages of your
planner. This list tracks the way to a manageably clean house.
Spring Cleaning--for the times when you
want to spruce up the place and need some "get-started" ideas.
Budget #1--Budget and Expenses with the more
important items at the top of the List
Budget #2--Budget and Expenses for people with
2 paydays per month
Budget Alpha #1--Budget and Expenses with
the items in alphabetical order
Budget Alpha #2--Budget and Expenses,
alphabetical style for 2 paydays per month
Credit Cards--Keep detailed totals for one
credit card. There are 2 styles to keep track of your credit card
debt. Try them both and chose the one that makes sense for you
and your lifestyle. Just use one of them to keep track of those credit
card purchases.
Credit Card #2--Keep track of money totals
from many credit cards
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Desk Setup--Whether you use the dining room
table as a temporary desk or have a dedicated office, you will need some of
these items.
Clothes Closets--Redesign your closet and
then clean out the clutter with these ideas
Clothing Inventory--Write down what you
have in your closet now then put items into outfits
Clothes Ensemble--Use that inventory to
mix and match items into pre-planned outfits. This one includes jewelry,
belt, etc. with 8 planning boxes
Clothes Outfits--A simplified
coordination planner with only 3 boxes
Clothes Buying--After putting together
outfits, you'll find some orphan clothes items that you want to keep but need
to buy other items for matching. Or plan ahead
Laundry Day--From sorting to putting away
the clothes, here's a step-by-step guide to doing the laundry
Travel--Start with a clothes packing list and
necessary essentials. If a suitcase gets misplaced, you have an
inventory of its contents for insurance purposes
Travel Tips--Things to do before a short
trip and a longer trip
House sitting--Give this to the person
taking care of your house while you're gone. Plus instructions for a
babysitter.
Baby packing--A special packing List for
infants who have specialized needs
House guest--When visitors are coming to stay
at your house, prepare with this List
Camping--A list of camping equipment and
needs. Use in conjunction with the Packing List
Child's Bedroom--Gives the child an idea
of how to take care of their bedroom
Child's Budget--A budget for youth or
children with items geared towards their financial needs
Baby's Needs--Setting up the nursery with
furniture, bath needs, feeding needs, clothes
Diaper Bag--Quickly see what you forgot to
put into that important diaper bag
Child Care--Fill in this List for the
babysitter. Boxes for important information
Back To School--General list of school
supplies. Add your own specified List
School Schedule--Class schedule
information and yearly summary
Before College--Information for high school
juniors to prepare for college entrance
Taking Care Of--This is special category that
gives you basic information on how to take care of things around the house.
Keep all these Lists in a safe place and tell your family or executor where
they are kept
Books & Stuff--Clean out those stacks of
books and CDs and sheet music. This list will show you how
Library Books--Keep track of what you
checked out and when it's due
Research Planner--Keep track of your main
subject and your secondary points when you are looking up research materials
Book List--Write down titles of books and
movies you want to ready, rent and see
Restaurants--When someone recommends a
good restaurant, remember that fact using this List or use it to keep track of
your favorite restaurants
Household Setup--If you are getting married
or moving out for the first time, check these lists to help start a new home
with suggestions for furniture, kitchen supplies and more.
Tool Kit--Every home needs a few tools for
repairs
Sewing Kit--Clothing tears need a needle and
thread plus a few more items
Emergencies--In the summer there are fires and
floods. In the winter there are blizzards. In between there are
tornadoes or earthquakes or hurricanes. Life is filled with unexpected
emergencies. Prepare for them now with these lists.
First Aid Kit--Basic supplies needed for
medical care
72 Hour Kit--Prepare a suitcase with
basic clothing, food and medications for a 3 day wait--the amount of time it
takes for emergency aid to get to devastated areas
Auto Emergency Kit--Do not leave home
without preparing for an accident or breakdown
Food storage--Keep easy to prepare foods
on hand when the electricity goes out or when you can't get to a grocery
store. Before a job loss, illness or other disaster, keep extra food
in the cupboards so you won't have to worry about basic food needs.
Moving--This may be one of the most difficult
days of your life unless you plan ahead and are prepared. The moving
list lets you prepare a plan to consider those pesky items that have to be
done before you move and then what you need to do when you get to your new
home.
First Move--For people leaving home for the first time. It's good for
college students moving away from home or first time apartment renters.
First To Unpack--Keeps those very important items from being shoved to
the back of the truck and being discovered a year later.
Pet Moving--Lets your pets enjoy a smooth travel day
Address Change--Keeps track of everyone who needs to be informed of your
move.
Weddings
This checklist gives you a place to plan the work and schedule approximately
when it will take place. Then make the plan work.
Wedding Budget--Tells you who should pay for
what at the wedding and keeps track of the budget
Also check out the
Household Setup to see the basic
supplies needed to begin housekeeping.
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December.
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