Mrs Hinch: The Little Book of Lists

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Where did the word pontificate even come from? Do I really want to get paid for this, considering I started this corner of the Internet to essentially write for myself with no commercial intent + recapture the joy of writing to express.

And with the Happy Planner, you can easily add in printable to do list templates like the ones I have for you at the end of this post! Printable List Templates Especially as a single mum it’s really hard because [landlords] don’t really want someone with just one salary,” she said. “We get a lot of people moving here with their remote London wages so it’s easy for them, they’re paying so much less than in London. And I think that’s why it has just gone up and up. Even the cafes are getting more expensive. Just to be nerdy (and because my brain will work better this way in spite of my head cold), I’m gonna review this amazing book with a few lists of my own. ;) List of healthy habits that you want to work on– These could include drinking 8 glasses of water per day, walking around your neighborhood each night, getting a set number of hours of sleep, etc.

Things you’re grateful for– A gratitude list, much like a gratitude journal, has a TON of health benefits! We just can’t afford to live here any more. I’m working full-time in a management role at a charity, and yet I still need to claim universal credit to get enough money for rent. This is ridiculous,” she said. “My daughter has just started school and I don’t want to take her away from her friends, but when the rent goes up again I won’t be able to afford it.” That’s why I LOVE doing brain dumps! A brain dump is a way to get everything out of your mind and on to paper, usually in some sort of list format. List of foods and calories consumed each day– I have done this in the past to lose weight, and you would be amazed at how much better your diet is when you have to actually write down what you eat.

Funny thing when your health or mobility is affected - everything else becomes less important. You’re suddenly very aware of access needs and how accessible (or how inaccessible) buildings. Our bodies are smart that way.

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The plot idea of a girl moving from the big city to a small town and having to adjust and make friends is not a new one. Annie’s family. I really do enjoy reading about parents with unconventional jobs in middle-grade literature. Annie’s mom is a freelance graphic designer (ding, ding!) while her dad is an engineer. Her relationship with her brother, Ted, especially her list of 10 ways to annoy your big brother made my heart so happy. When photos of Sophie are tagged by others who have met her, they are hugely different to anything she herself shares. Annie. Annie is the sweetest, cleverest, and most insightful young protagonist I’ve read in a while. Yet, she is utterly believable; never for a second contrived. She is truly the star of this book and I felt like I was in her mind as I read all the lists. Her way of observing the world and her astute comments make this book a joy to read.

So why should you make lists, besides of course to help remember things? Here are some of the benefits of list making: Lists help you prioritize your time Hannah Piper, who was formerly homeless in Leicester, at one point was looking in five counties for somewhere to live. Photograph: Andrew Fox/The Guardian Your own personal wish list– Things you want to buy yourself, like a new makeup product you want to try.Maria Berryman, a 43-year-old single mother who has lived in Frome for over 10 years, said she is being forced to leave the town as rents have risen drastically in recent years. Maria Berryman works full-time but still needs to claim universal credit. Photograph: Adrian Sherratt/The Guardian