To Do Lists:

Beyond daily tasks to do lists, which we will discuss in class, there are many helpful lists to keep you organized and focused. At the request of students, here are some I use:

Publix List: Publix image.png

This list is our family weekly grocery listed by aisles (excel spreadsheet). We keep this list clipped to the refrigerator with a pen by it. As we run out of things, anyone in the family can check the item off or add items. It is listed by aisles so that when you go to the grocery, you can go aisle by aisle and get everything, and never need to go back to the same aisle later. It can cut shopping time in half and also helps eliminate "oh I forgot it" syndrome, and "didn't you know we needed ketchup?" If you want to use this list as a template, go to the grocery and take a photo of the sign at the top of each aisle number. Then adjust this template to the lay out of your own grocery. Here it is: Publix Aisle List

Weekend Business Trip

For one weekend in NYC, abroad or other, when you are just there a couple days and just want to use carryon luggage. Weekend Business Trip

Traveling Actor Packing List (Longer):

I use this list when I will be acting or directing out of town for a month or longer and will be cooking my own food. If you are going to be doing a lot of jobs out of town, such a list can really help you when packing, and you can add new items to it each times of things you are repeating buying each time you are on the road. It can be really frustrating to buy a spice, or coat hangers, or an extension cord for the 9th time because you always forget to pack it till you arrive at your next job. Traveling Actor Packing List