2023 Yard & Garden To-Do List Scorecard - November 2023
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Prioritizing is important for a gardener like me. Without a task list, I end up spinning around and not getting things done that I wanted to/planned to/thought about. Instead, I flutter about with the latest thing that I come across and when I look back at the season, I end up disappointed. That's where this whole 'to-do list' thing came from: prioritizing the many needs. Like most growing seasons, I was optimistic. And went out of the gate hard with a big goal and started with 25 items on my 2023 to-do list - published in early April 2023 . Historical look at my previous lists: Here's my 2019 'Season Scorecard '. 12/17. 70% complete. Here's my 2020 'Season Scorecard' . 22 of 25 complete . 88%. Here's my 2021 'Season Scorecard '. 17.5 completes. 2 semi-completes. 5.5 not-completes. 70%. Here's my 2022 'Season Scorecard. ' 17 completes. 3 'mixed'. 5 not-completes. 68%. I did a September check-in on the lis