do you write lists?

I usually make a grocery list as I often forget things. I have a standardised list for holidays which reduces the possiblity of me forgetting anything. It's then easy to vary it as required. I made one up for the shopping but OH refused to use it and as either of us may start the list it never worked.

If I am working on a project I often make lists. They may just be as simple as lists of equipment but may run to lists of tasks which may be better described as algorithms as they get to looping as well as sequential lists. Thats unlike the simple item lists as in the shopping example which is probably all you mean.

This is something I must do. I think lists are very important and very useful. I - sometimes - make a list, but that is seldom.

I have a shopping list, and a holiday packing list, and that's about that I think...

I find that a list is a guide. I mostly follow them through but often there is good reason to deviate. A good example would be my shopping list. It may well have meat listed but if the supermarket has a good offer on fish then I change. In that way I may as well just write 'fruit and veg' rather than itemise things but it gets more complicated as itemisation implies amounts. A list may not be as simple as it first appears 

I love lists! So helpful for organising, and I love to organise.

There's a cool novel called Annie's Life in Lists. The main character also loves lists, and she tells the whole story that way. I didn't think it was going to work for a whole book, but it totally does! (Which reminds me of another one I didn't think would work: a book done just in text messages. I think the title was Technically You Started It.)

depends on the day and how much i have to do and whether i'm at work or not. but yes...i write lists. i'm also a huge fan of note taking to avoid forgetting something or missing something that's a necessity. 

I loved it when the dog wanted to play batman. 

Before I end my work day, I make a list of what need to be done tomorrow.

That's a good way of closing off the day. It must save you thinking about it when you are home.

I even have a list of my list.... Just kidding, I'm not that bad.

Rest may not be included on the actual lists, but it gets a top spot in my mind - the place for the unwritten lists. I always take time to read fiction as a way to wind down just before sleep, and I'm usually relaxing for a couple hours before that, with TV or writing or more reading! (I wasn't so great at getting enough rest when I did my schooling online a few years ago, and would use the evenings for any schoolwork I hadn't fit in the daytime.)

I do grocery lists but I ALWAYS end up buying beyond my list.

Absolutely.