My Life & Home Planner

Today's gentle reset

Use this as a flexible guide—not a list you have to finish perfectly.

Daily rhythm

MorningAnimal morning roundsBreakfast & waterMake beds / quick pickup

EveningAnimal evening roundsKitchen reset10-minute tidy

Workday anchors

Monday · Tuesday · Friday | Aim for 9 AM–5 PM when the day allows. Baby's midday nap can be a flexible pause or focus window.

Choose today's top 1–3 prioritiesTake a movement or fresh-air breakClose out work and reset for tomorrow

A little time for you

Read a few pagesPaint or enjoy a creative momentTake a few quiet minutes

Notes for today

Animal care

Shared barn routines, with individual records for each horse.

Morning barn routine

Turn horses outCheck horse waterFeed hayLet barn cat outCheck chickensFeed Sadie

Evening barn routine

Clean stallsFill horse watersGive hay and grainBring horses inside (seasonal)Check barn cat and chickensFeed Sadie

Sadie 🐾

Fox red Labrador

With you during the day · two meals daily

Morning mealEvening meal

Sadie's health notes

Barn cat & chickens

Morning checkEvening check

Home care

A light daily reset and one main focus each day. Move tasks around as needed.

Daily tidy

Make bedsWipe kitchen countersLoad or unload dishwasherQuick kitchen cleanup after dinnerPick up toys and clutter10-minute evening tidy

Weekly cleaning rhythm

Monday — BathroomsTuesday — Kitchen surfaces and appliancesWednesday — Dusting and living roomThursday — Bedrooms and change sheetsFriday — Vacuum and mopSaturday — Laundry and catch-upSunday — Weekly reset and prep

Monthly & seasonal deep clean

Clean refrigeratorClean oven and microwaveWash windows and mirrorsWipe baseboardsWash curtains and blanketsOrganize one closet or drawerDeep-clean high-traffic areas

Laundry & household restock

5-Acre Property Maintenance

Your property at a glance

Barn

2,600 sq. ft. · 4 stalls · kitchen · tack room

Shop

1,500 sq. ft.

Driveway & parking

Large gravel driveway and parking areas

Land

5 acres total

Barn maintenance 🐴

Stalls & barn interior Check stall doors, latches, hinges, and hardware Inspect stall walls, mats, floors, and kickboards for damage Check ventilation, windows, and fans Look for leaks, damp spots, and signs of pests Check fire extinguishers, alarms, and clear exits Kitchen Clean counters, sink, and appliances Check refrigerator/freezer and clean as needed Check for leaks under sink and around appliances Tack room Put tack away and keep walkways clear Check saddle racks, bridle hooks, and storage Check for dampness, mold, pests, and ventilation Exterior Visually inspect roof, siding, doors, and gutters from the ground Check exterior lighting and water access

Shop maintenance 🔧

Keep entrances and walkways clear Check doors, locks, windows, and lighting Inspect roof and walls for leaks or damage Check cords and electrical equipment for visible damage Store flammables safely, away from ignition sources Check fire extinguisher access and emergency exits Review tool storage and secure hazardous tools/materials

Gravel driveway & parking areas 🚙

Check for potholes, washboards, and ruts Look for washouts, erosion, and low spots Check culverts, ditches, and runoff paths for blockages Top up gravel where needed Plan grading or reshaping when conditions are suitable Trim vegetation along driveway edges and sight lines Check parking areas for drainage and safe access

A running checklist for the land, buildings, access, fencing, and outdoor spaces. Spread tasks out and adjust them to your seasons and weather.

Weekly / regular walk-around

Walk or visually check gates, latches, and horse fencing Look for fallen branches, hazards, or damaged trees Check driveway, paths, and access areas for new problems Look for standing water, blocked ditches, or drainage issues Check barn, sheds, and outdoor structures for obvious damage Pick up debris and keep frequently used areas clear

Monthly property tasks

Inspect fence lines and repair loose wires, boards, or posts Check gates, hinges, and hardware Inspect roofs, gutters, downspouts, and exterior siding from the ground Check driveway and paths for washouts, potholes, or erosion Check outdoor lights and replace bulbs as needed Inspect hoses, hydrants, water lines, and outdoor faucets for leaks Review fuel, tools, and basic property supplies

Seasonal outdoor work

Spring Walk the full property after winter and note storm damage Clear winter debris and check drainage before heavy rains Inspect and repair fences, gates, and pasture boundaries Prepare mowing, trimming, and garden equipment Summer Mow or manage grass and overgrown areas as needed Trim brush and keep paths and access routes clear Monitor dry vegetation and reduce fire hazards where appropriate Check water access and shade around animal areas Fall Clear leaves from drains, ditches, and gutters Trim back vegetation around buildings and fences Prepare hoses, faucets, and water systems for freezing weather Service and store seasonal equipment Winter Check for storm damage and fallen limbs after severe weather Monitor icy or muddy driveway and walking areas Check buildings, pipes, and water systems during freezes Plan larger repairs and spring projects

Annual maintenance

Review tree health and arrange qualified help for hazardous limbs or trees Review driveway, culverts, ditches, and drainage Schedule building, roof, and outbuilding inspections as appropriate Review property boundaries, maps, and access points Review emergency supplies and property contact list Make a yearly list and budget for larger projects

Equipment & vehicle maintenance

Track service dates, hours, parts, and next maintenance for mowers, tractors, chainsaws, trailers, and other equipment you own.

Repairs & property project log

Date Area / item Issue or project

Property notes & measurements

Plants & garden

Houseplants are year-round. The vegetable garden stays tucked away until spring and summer.

Weekly houseplant care 🪴

Water plants (check soil first)Remove dead or yellow leavesCheck for pestsRotate plants for even lightCheck whether any plants need fertilizer

Vegetable garden 🌱

Spring & summer

Seasonal section—no daily garden chores added right now.

Plan layout and crop listStart seeds / prepare bedsPlant seedlings and seedsWater and check soilWeed and mulchFertilize as neededCheck for pests or diseaseHarvest produce

Meals & freezer

Freezer-first planning: use your quarter beef, deer sausage, and venison burger before buying more meat.

Freezer inventory

Add exact cuts and quantities whenever you have time. You can update this list as it changes.

Item

Quantity / notes

Starter categories: quarter beef (steaks, roasts, ground beef, stew meat, other cuts) · deer sausage · venison burger.

Weekly meal plan

Thaw-ahead & grocery list

Freezer-friendly meal inspiration

Beef taco bowls · pot roast · beef meatballs · burgers · venison sausage pasta · sausage breakfast skillet · venison chili · shepherd's pie.

Adjust recipes to your family's tastes and what you have on hand.

Your wellness

Small, sustainable steps. This is a supportive tracker, not a strict set of rules.

Daily habits

Drink water throughout the dayInclude protein with mealsEat fruits or vegetablesTake a movement breakMake space for rest

Movement calendar

20–30 minutes when it fits. Start gently and adapt to how your body feels.

Monday — Gentle strengthTuesday — Walk or mobilityWednesday — Gentle strengthThursday — Walk or stretchFriday — Gentle strengthWeekend — Ride, walk, or restorative movement

If you notice pain, pelvic pressure, leaking, or abdominal doming, pause and check with a postpartum clinician or pelvic-floor physical therapist.

Progress & measurements

Date

Weight (optional)

Reading & painting

Currently readingPainting / creative project

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