Goals are important. They help to guide us on a daily, weekly, and even monthly basis. If you make a Things to Do list, you are setting goals. They may not be shiny and sequined goals, but they are still goals.
Homemakers set goals all the time. They can be short-range or long-range; they can be for the home, finances, kids, personal, or anything else; they can even be titled your Bucket List.
Where would we be without goals? Well, I for one, would be utterly lost! Here's a list of this week's goals. Go ahead, make your's, you know you want too!
Home
1. complete daily chores
2. clean out the gutters
3. touch up paint
Finances
1. break down cost to pay off student loan
2. switch to an all cash system, as seen on http://www.moneysavingmom.com/
Kids
1. finish building rock wall for boys
2. school for the week
Volunteering
1. email field trip reminders to homeschoolers
2. continue fundraising for LongviewWOW
3. read through the first chapter regarding Junior Master Gardener
Personal
1. reading list
2. run 5 miles
The art of homemaking is more than shining floors or ironed shirts, it is a way of life for many men and women. Beyond the daily chores routine, many homemakers teach children, volunteer their time, garden, or create a loving environment enriched by dutiful hands. Texas Homemaking seeks to encourage homemakers through crafts, useful tips, goal setting, organizing charts, daily deals, family issues, homeschooling, and more.
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