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10 things to do this week plus some

I was reading a blog and found that the author would put up 10 things she was going to do for the week.  I have decided to try it.  I have way more than 10 things to do as I tend to procrastinate a little and in my defense have been taking a college course since the beginning of September.

So here goes the list:

1.   Write final exam

2.   Paint Kitchen












3.   Put up holiday decorations
4.   Wrap Gifts
5.   Organize apartment
6.   Bake cookies
7.   Organize Papers for upcoming taxes and to find papers I haven't been able to locate since I moved.
8.   Finish unpacking and setting up apartment
9.   Set up stereo equipment (this one I will get help with)
10.  Purchase/find gift for Secret Sister Dinner

There is so much more I have to do.  I didn't even mention the blog or beaded decorations I wanted to make for people this year.  So little time....sigh.

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