
When I go shopping, I know what I am looking for. The only exception might be when I say "I am going to this store or that craft show. While I am there I will buy something for ...." And that is very rare.
If I happen to see something for someone WHILE I am picking up what I have gone to the store for, then I will get it. I'm not all totally legalistic with myself. (about this. but that's another 31days series in the DISTANT future.)

The most important part of making a list -
is making it.
The second most important part of making a list -
remembering where you put it.
I'm trying Evernote this year. I can see it from multiple devices. I like that. And it's a new (to me) program. I like that too.
Where will you make your list this year?
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Let me know how you like Evernote! I just removed it from my laptop because I never got around to learning how to use it. ;) I am trying keeping a list in my phone's 'notebook' this year, in addition to my usual spiral notebook. I usually use one small spiral for each year, for planning menus, gifts, crafts and shopping lists.
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