do you make lists?

When the grandees were over one day in December I started a list

of things we might like to do. (Not so) Little One picked up the

white board immediately and added to the list, including a couple of things

that would not be on mine. She then grabbed it up as we went from

one thing to the next, being sure to check off each completed activity. 

Here's the list: read, color, snack, watch TV (not), cook dinner (did not get to that),

eat candy canes (not), puzzles, tea party, listen to music, rings (figure out a game

to play with canning jar rings).

She's about all things school now, but I think her mom is also a list maker.

I got this idea from a friend who arrived at her granddaughter's house 

and was met with a white board list of things her granddaughter 

was hoping to do during Grandma's visit. I loved the idea. 

Bev said her daughter in law is an avid list maker. 

I thought we'd try to take a picture.

Little Brother has a sense of humor!