Yearly To Do List

Yearly To Do List

January

- de-clutter downstairs

- increase everyone’s Vitamin C intake

- make large batch of hm chicken broth

- clean out all files

- gather tax papers

- disinfect door handles and light switches daily

- Deep Clean Kitchen ( stove, oven, fridge under, in, over-- clean drains with vinegar and baking soda)

- order garden seeds- plan garden


February

- de-clutter upstairs

- plan garden

- increase everyone’s Vitamin C intake

- disinfect door handles and light switches daily

- deep clean bathrooms (shower curtains, medicine cabinents)

- start indoor seeds

March

- plant spinach, lettuce, onions, snap peas

- order new CHICKS

- clean outside flowerbeds/brush

- take down all snowmen decorations—spring decorations out

- clothing switch from winter to spring—toss/give away—make list of needed items

- clean animal pens/houses

- clean out shed- rearrange for spring needs

- plan home school year for NEXT year (clear out what is not needed- get rid of)-

- Clean out / open up animal houses for spring

- Kidding supplies ready- chick supplies ready



April

- continue outside clean up as needed

- prepare garden beds

- Spring Menu plan

- Clothing switch to Spring/Summer

- Clean out shed/ garage

- Outdoor painting?


May

- Freeze some meals for busy summer months

- Gather grilling supplies for spring/summer

- Clean grill

- Begin garden planting

- Sandals/flip-flops for ALL

- Suntan lotion for ALL

- Make a “salad center” in kitchen and keep stocked

- “picnic” center and supplies ready for spring/summer

- Check canning and preserving supplies (jars, freezing items, etc)

- End of the year testing/evaluators


June

- WEED garden

- Summer Menu plan


July

- harvest and preservation (canning/freezing) supplies

- WEED garden

- Prepare winter garden plans


August

- HARVEST garden—keep up with preservation

- WEED garden



September

- Fall decorations

- WEED garden

- Harvest—keep up with preservations

- Clothing switch- summer to fall winter…. Get rid of non needed items/ list of needed new items

- Make Fall Meal plan



October

- Stock all cold-remedies (hm)

- Thanksgiving decorations

- Clean out flowerbeds/gardens

- Clean out animal pens/houses

- Clean out shed—prepare for winter needs

November

- Christmas letter/ card list

- Make large pot of hm chicken broth

- Thanksgiving plan

- Winter meal plan


December

- Christmas decorations

- Advent

- increase everyone’s Vitamin C intake

- disinfect doorhandles and lightswitches daily

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