Jul 20, 2011 by desiringvirtue
Today I am going to give you a quick break down of all Desiring Virtue’s Home Management Printables. I began creating these when I simply couldn’t find any planners/organizers/printables that were right for me. I needed something simple and inspirational to get me going and accomplish all those everyday tasks that need to get done. I also wanted to be able to include spiritual goals in my daily planning.
As a result, Desiring Virtue’s Home Management Printables were born. Since publishing them on Scribd many other women have downloaded them and used them in their own home management binders (notice that they are each offset to allow for binder rings) and I pray that they will be a blessing to you as well.
So without further ado, here are the brief summaries of each printable:
Features:
~ Cute Design to get you excited about planning out your week/day
~ Expanded Sunday planner for weekly goal setting and reflection
~ Two days per page to save on ink and paper
~ Four different options so that you can find one that suits you!
Versions:
1. Desiring Virtue’s Plan of Attack- This is my personal plan of attack and has my goals for the day listed so that I need not fill them in every day. Each day there is a different “big goal” (i.e. clean the bathroom, dust, etc…) and my laundry days alternate. This plan also features some devotional goals such as quiet times, family worship, and scripture memory.
2. Customizable Plan of Attack- This version leaves a little more room for your daily to-dos yet keeps the bare bones of things that must get done every day so that things like dishes don’t have to be written over and over again. It does not include any devotional goals so as to allow for your own.
3. Customizable Plan of Attack Including Devotional Goals- This version is the same as version number two, but keeps the devotional goals of version number one.
4. Blank Plan of Attack- A completely blank version with optimal customizability.
You can browse through these versions here:
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How You Get It:
DV Printables are absolutely free. Simply click on the “download” link to download these high quality printables to your own computer and print out at your leisure. This link will take you to Scribd. where you will need to create a free account or connect with your Facebook account to gain access to my printables. You can also print directly from this site by clicking the “Print” and then “Print Standard Quality” link (however these printouts won’t be the highest quality). In either case make sure to select which pages you want to print (which version) before printing or you will print all four versions!
Features:
~ One day at a time view
~ More space for long to-do lists
~ Completely blank as to allow for your personal goals
~ An agenda section to plan out your day by time
~ 7 different colors to brighten your day!
You can browse this Plan of Attack here:
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How You Get It:
DV Printables are absolutely free. Simply click on the “download” link to download these high quality printables to your own computer and print out at your leisure. This link will take you to Scribd. where you will need to create a free account or connect with your Facebook account to gain access to my printables. You can also print directly from this site by clicking the “Print” and then “Print Standard Quality” link (however these printouts won’t be the highest quality).
This is a cute To-do list that I keep at the front of my Home Management Binder. Whenever I have the slightest idea of something that needs to get done I jot it down on this list and then as I am planning out my daily tasks I revisit it to fill in any open slots.
You can view this To-do list here:
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How You Get It:
DV Printables are absolutely free. Simply click on the “download” link to download these high quality printables to your own computer and print out at your leisure. This link will take you to Scribd. where you will need to create a free account or connect with your Facebook account to gain access to my printables. You can also print directly from this site by clicking the “Print” and then “Print Standard Quality” link (however these printouts won’t be the highest quality).
This weekly menu planner gives you the opportunity to plan out breakfast, lunch, and dinner and then fill in your groceries to the side as you go. When your menu is complete simply cut along the dotted line and take your list with you to the grocery store!
You can view this Menu Plan here:
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How You Get It:
DV Printables are absolutely free. Simply click on the “download” link to download these high quality printables to your own computer and print out at your leisure. This link will take you to Scribd. where you will need to create a free account or connect with your Facebook account to gain access to my printables. You can also print directly from this site by clicking the “Print” and then “Print Standard Quality” link (however these printouts won’t be the highest quality).
Don’t let the week pass you by without reflecting on how the Holy Spirit was at work in your heart. In what ways would you like to grow the following week? How are you practically going to make that happen? Jot it all down on this Weekly Reflection sheet:
You can view it here:
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How You Get It:
DV Printables are absolutely free. Simply click on the “download” link to download these high quality printables to your own computer and print out at your leisure. This link will take you to Scribd. where you will need to create a free account or connect with your Facebook account to gain access to my printables. You can also print directly from this site by clicking the “Print” and then “Print Standard Quality” link (however these printouts won’t be the highest quality).
If you find these printables to be helpful would you pass them on to a friend or link to them from your Facebook page?
What printables would you find helpful? I am always looking for ideas for my next project!
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On Sunday I talked about how much I enjoyed Large Family Logistics and beginning to implement some of the “systems” into my daily routine. I made my new daily planner available for you to print out, but know that since it is so specific, many of you will not be able to use it.
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