The Great To Do List
/I haven't posted one of my famous annoying standard to-do lists in some time, and I worry your lives are lacking for it. Therefore, today's post is a look inside the cluttered "to do" mind of your world-famous (kinda sorta) cat author friend:
- RSVP to an April 26th Foster Friends of NC luncheon.
- Call the running store and see if I can switch my half-marathon race to the 5k on the 26th in order to attend above luncheon.
- Figure out who's home I can shower at in GSO on the 26th after the race so I can go to the luncheon.
- Write first draft of an article for www.Dogtwist.com.
- Call the event coordinator for the 2008 National Women's Music Festival. The event features women in the arts and there is an "animal lovers" series for which I might present. But I need to know if there is a travel stipend, can books be sold, what I'd speak on, etc.
- If I do sign up for above event, pull together speech/workshop--pronto!
- Write outline for a May 14th presentation on writing. Send to my co-host for comments/reviews.
- Remember the ding letter I got on a book proposal? I e-mailed the query and the agent has expressed an interest! She wants details on chapter structure and outline and what I plan to do with the book. Sigh. If only I knew... Must get to library and do research and start writing sample chapters!!!!
- Organize my research for article I'm writing on canine glaucoma.
- Call my next door neighbor and see if he wants to attend "Free Friday Yoga" with me.
- Work on book proposal for "Kiss My Kitty Butt."
- I'm considering a "Kiss My Kitty Butt" calendar -- look into details on how to accomplish this.
- Trademark "Kiss My Kitty Butt?"
- Set out tape recorder hooked into phone so I can be ready if my canine glaucoma interviews call unexpectedly.
- Buy a graduation card for a friend's daughter.
- Call everyone I know because I've shamefully ignored them for weeks and am lucky to still have those who will call me "friend."
- E-mail friend about a book I hope she has on publishing that I want to borrow.
- Quit making lists and go do some actual work.
Cheers!