Organized quilting...Part 1

I've been asked how I can get so many quilts made so I thought I would share how I do it.   Because I treat my quilting as a job which I love and I'm passionate about, it's quite easy for me.   Organizing doesn't come easy for me, however I realized a couple of years ago that if I wanted to make quilts and make lots of them that I'd have to become organized.

Here's what I do:
- I have a to do list that I write out each night.   I fill the list out a few days in advance has well if I know there are specific things to do for that day.
- I volunteer 15 hours a week, no more.    C and me had been volunteering at the local Humane Society however it was adding to those 15 hours along with taking away from family time, so we quit.   
- I don't quilt on Sundays or evenings.   Sundays are for church and scrapbooking with C in the afternoon.   Evenings are for my family...we watch movies, play games or read.   I've had to be very careful that quilting didn't become more important than my family or my God.
- I cut my hours on the computer BIGTIME.    I'm not on Facebook or Twitter and seldom will you find me texting.    You also won't find me spening hours on the phone.   I have a specific amount of blogs I follow and no more.
- we downsized BIGTIME to a small mobile home.   C is responsible for her own room so all I have to clean is the bathroom, our bedroom, living room and kitchen.    We have very little furniture and I don't have many trinkets or gadgets.   I've never been much of a trinket girl.   The ones I treasure are in a cupboard that had glass doors that I can enjoy yet don't have to dust continually.
- I cook everything from scratch, however I use my crockpot 90% of the time.   I also usually make double so that I have enough leftover for the next day and don't have to cook on that day.  

Next I'll share about the quilting part and how I've organized that part...