Are you a list-maker or a muddler-througher?

First I make a list, and then I muddle thru it....

I have to make lists for EVERYTHING! If I didnt,nothing would ever get done. I have a notebook that I make my lists in. There are grocery,each kid's Christmas list,chore lists(daily and bigger jobs to be done when I have time),honey-do lists for DH(they keep piling up,lol),list of things to get done at inlaws old house,list of phone calls I need to make,a chore lists for the kids.

 A little of both, but mostly a list maker. For big dinners I make a list of when things have to be done.  I use my menu and write times by each item.  I do make grocery lists, Christmas gift lists, camping lists, and thing like that.

I muddle through until it gets serious; then I make a list.  I always have a running grocery list attached to the fridge, however, and I think I would cease to function without my weekly Sierra Club calendar open in the kitchen.

I make a list , then forget to bring it with me half the time...LOL

So I end up muddling thru it too

 Well, I got the company work done, but no cakes, some laundry and no straightening of the house.  I didn't get very far on muddling through my list....

partot:

I make lists for everything... even a list of my lists!

ITA with Partot!

I can't imagine accomplishing anything without a list.

In fact, I have a Whiteboard (just like Hubba, Hubba House but smaller ) that I note my daily To-Dos upon.  It's right here by my computer as I speak.

I also have a notebook for my Grocery shopping and a notepad in my purse for those notes and lists that come up every now and again.  Heck, I always carry two pens with me because one may cease to write at the most inopportune time.

I am Krissy.  I am obsessive about my compulsions.

Fun question, MiraBelle!  

 Like so many answers ahead of me on this thread, definitely a list maker. I have made lists all my life. If I am having company for dinner, I have a list for each day before the dinner and what has to be done. I couldn't go to the store without a list and DH is finally learning that when he eats the last of something (like ice cream - LOL) it has to go on the grocery list or it won't be bought! DH is great at making a list for Wal Mart and then forgetting to take it with him but he is getting better. My list making is rubbing off on him (after 35 years - LOL).